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From: John Brockman To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Publication Day - 45 years later! Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2014 22:18:29 +0000 Attachments: By_the_Late_John_Brockman.epub In I i lie-Images: HC-390JohnBrockman_ecard_3.jpeg iBookstore edition By the Late John Brockman AN E-ORIGINAL REISSUE OF JOHN BROCKMAN'S INFLUENTIAL 1969 AVANT-GARDE OPUS By the Late A radical experimental work that challenges John Brockman the bounderies ofpoetry,philosophy, and science With a Foreword by Hans-Uhich-Obrist, co-director of the Serpentine Gallery Available Now Wherever eBooks are Sol IIIMUNItt • NUM ainuon iBookstoril "By theLate...PM Brockman deserves to be read "Thoroughly inspiring.... Pan of a great lineage of and experienced as few books do In these times of experimental volumes that Invent new formats! informational overload! — Hans Ulrich 0brist. author ofIS:tys efturaring - San Francisco Review ofBooks "The most Important book since Wittgenstein's "My debt to John Brockman is great: he taught me the Tractatus Logico-PhilosopIncus." L essential non-existence of the screen of words." — Alin Watts, author of The Way ofZen — John C. Lilly, author of The Human Bioromputer "Brockman rakes the mystery oflanguage and puts "A singular volume.... The book, published in 1969, right back into its own mystery.... A remarkable emerged from the swirling intellectual milieu of achievement! Marshall McLuhan, John Cage, and cybernetkist — Heinz con Foerster. author of Understanding Heinz von Foersterr— Wired Understanding: Essays on Cybernetia and Cognition H AAP C Ile AL I www.edge.org EFTA01193977