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Fig. 1 e Where is our place? by Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. Venezia, Querini Stampalia Foundation, 2003. Photo by Francesco
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Acknowledgments
We are very grateful to Roberto Cubelli for his comments on
an earlier draft of this paper and to Laura Valkonen for
checking it.
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