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Introduction Road Work Ahead,hat we experience only fleetingly, that remain—conceptually and literally—primitive. Deny it as he might, in terms that themselves indicate his own self-awareness, Baudrillard is seduced by what he refers to as . America—an America of speed, surfaces, and (to borrow his term) “vanishing points.”

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Kings of the Road,ard Muybridge, who, in the midst of a far-reaching technological revolution, focused his own pre-cinematic apparatus on the mysteries of non-technologically mediated human mobility. Wenders, a child of the postwar, postmodern age, is aware of and fascinated by man’s cyborgian connection to his trans

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Epilogue New Directions and Intersections,n-influenced . interested in the topic of alienation and the road’s peculiar capacity for commenting upon it. Our media, in fact, are consumed with what seemed, for a time at least, to be a widespread but curiously elitist thematic tick.

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