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			W.J.T. MITCHELL, Iconoclasm in the Age of 
			“Biocybernetical Reproduction” 
			
			 ŁUKASZ ZAREMBA, Iconoclasts and Iconophiles 
			
			JAŚ ELSNER, Iconoclasm as Discourse: from 
			Antiquity to Byzantium 
			
			TOMASZ SWOBODA, Offending the Image 
			
			ROMA SENDYKA, Spolia (about Images on/in Images)
			 
			
			JOSEPH KOERNER, The Icon as Iconoclash 
			 
			
			WOJCIECH MICHERA, “On This Side of the 
			Eyelashes”. Non-place, Non-person, 
			Photo-graphy  
			
			SZYMON WRÓBEL, Roland Barthes Reads The Map 
			and the Territory by Michel Houellebecq 
			
			HITO STEYERL, In Defence of the Poor Image 
			
			MAGDA SZCZEŚNIAK, Iconoclastic Looks 
			
			KATARZYNA BOJARSKA, Art That Hurts? The Limits of 
			the Critical Gesture and Painful Memory (and Censorship) 
			
			MATEUSZ SALWA, Outrage. How to Respond to 
			Offensive Images?  
			
			KAMIL KOPANIA, Intimate Relations with Little Iza. 
			The Attack against the Arsenal Gallery in Białystok in 2001-2005 
			
			GRIDLEY MCKIM–SMITH, The Rhetoric of Rape, the 
			Language of Vandalism  
			
			PAULINA KWIATKOWSKA, Lucky to Be Alive, or How to 
			Survive in the World/in an Image  
			
			AGATA ZBOROWSKA, Clothes that awakened images of 
			horror 
			
			AGNIESZKA PAJĄCZKOWSKA, Good, bad, and “new” 
			photographs of Shoah 
			
			AGATA SIERBIŃSKA, The CIA Can Only Watch 
			
			ANNA MIKOŁEJKO, Peintres de l’âme 
			
			JACEK ŚWIDZIŃSKI, Timing: the Drive of Comic Book 
			Images  
			
			VIVIAN C. SOBCHACK, No Lies: the Direct Cinema as 
			Rape  
			
			MARCIN NAPIÓRKOWSKI, The Odyssey of Guernica. The 
			Image, Power, Death, and Historical Memory  
			
			BORIS USPIENSKI, Time in The Nose by Gogol (The 
			Nose by Ethnographer) 
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