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Acknowledgements
1 On the Notion of a Formatted Subject
2 The Epistemically Formatted Subject
3 The Performatively Formatted Subject
4 The Signaletically Formatted Subject
5 The Allagmatically Formatted Subject
6 Conclusion: Toward an Enunciative Informatics
Works Cited
Index

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