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The Heart Machine : “Rhythm” and Body in Weimar Film and Fritz Lang's Metropolis
Rhuthmos (forthcoming)
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This article was first published in MODERNISM / modernity, Volume 14, number 2, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007, pp. 225–248. It can also be found online here. - 1er XXe siècle – Nouvel articleAuthor's Profile
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