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Category: Design-based Works

How do I love thee?

By Rachel Carren Posted on February 13, 2009 Posted in Critical Commentary, Design-based Works

Debra DeWolff, Bracelet, 2007 “How do I love thee?     Let me count the ways.” * Expressions of love are numerous and vary from culture to culture.  In many cultures, not only is holding hands a tangible connection between two …

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