Lines of Sense: Aesthetics and Epistemology in the Poetics of Louis Zukofsky.

The article offers information on Cabsense, an interactive mapping software which uses global positioning system (GPS) data created by Sense Networks. It states that the software tracks social patterns of taxi service and is available as a mobile phone application that measures and illustrates the b...

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Published in:Talisman no. 38-40; pp. 218 - 232
Main Author: Klobucar, Andrew
Format: Article
Published: Talisman Summer/Autumn2010
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