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I think the term homophilia is fantastically well chosen. I haven't seen it summarised like that before, but it explains a lot of what Wendy Chun was trying in ''Discriminating Data''. | |||
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I think the term homophilia is fantastically well chosen. I haven't seen it summarised like that before, but it explains a lot of what Wendy Chun was trying in Discriminating Data.