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Magic and Loss The Internet as Art

Virginia Heffernan

Just as Susan Sontag did for photography and Marshall McLuhan did for television, Virginia Heffernan (called one of the “best living writers of English prose”) reveals the logic and aesthetics behind the Internet.

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The book discussed technology, spirituality, and the author's experiences with Abrahamic faiths, including some controversies that arose from her writing in the final chapter.

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And I will look for that. Hold me to it.

— Episode: Virginia Heffernan: Writer, 'Trumpcast'...

Episode: Virginia Heffernan: Writer, 'Trumpcast' Podcast Co...

The book discussed technology, spirituality, and the author's experiences with Abrahamic faiths, including some controversies that arose from her writing in the final chapter.

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And I will look for that. Hold me to it.

And then you got yourself in uh some controversy uh with something you wrote that had to do with religion

oh so magic and loss is out in paperback it's magic and loss the internet as art um it tells it's a it's about technology but it has this some of the story that I've told here at in the last chapter

Episode: Virginia Heffernan: Writer, 'Trumpcast' Podcast Co...

The book discusses technology and includes a chapter detailing the author's experiences with spirituality and Abrahamic faiths, which generated some controversy.

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And you know, from the book I joined when I was nine and just for my sense have spent a lifetime there. And to the internet.

And you talk about this in magic and loss you got yourself in uh some controversy uh with something you wrote that had to do with religion

Oh so magic and loss is out in paperback it's magic and loss the internet as art um it tells it's a it's about technology but it has this some of the story that I've told here at in the last chapter

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