The digital cloister

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Forsyth, Hannah. (2015). The digital cloister. In In P. McGuinness (Ed.). Copyfight pp. 90 - 107 NewSouth Publishing.

Authors	Forsyth, Hannah
Editors	P. McGuinness
Page range	90 - 107
Year	2015
Book title	Copyfight
Publisher	NewSouth Publishing
Place of publication	Australia
ISBN	9781742231150
Web address (URL)	http://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/acu/detail.action?docID=3440944
Research Group	School of Arts
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