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NPE shapes the future of plastics
NPE has always been a launching point for new technology. Anticipation is building over possible introductions of new technology and equipment at NPE 2000. As usual, the show will definitely forecast the future of plastics, as it always has.
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SCALE, PATRIOTISM, AND FUN
According to the rhetoric of a debate that erupted in Germany in 1933 under the leadership of Hermann Broch and was brought to a raging boil in America by Clement Greenberg in 1939, the California Sphinx is a prime example of “kitsch.”159In its most restrained definition, the verb “kitschen” means to produce trash, or fake art, by manipulating real art, especially the art of past ages, in the manufacture of articles for mass consumption.160In the practice of the late 1930s, however, kitsch came to mean the antithesis of elite, high culture, particularly artifacts deviating from the canons of
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