Typology: A Phenomenology of Early Typewriters

Posted by Dennis G. Jerz on May 31, 2002 12:00 AM | No Comments | Link to here ∴
"The typewriter is in the process of becoming a thing of the past, along with dial phones and vinyl records. 'Things of the past' are still present, of course -- it's their world that is absent..." Richard Polt  --Typology: A Phenomenology of Early TypewritersClassic Typewriter Page)

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