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The threefold confluence: micropolyphony as a hybrid technomorphical stylema and the inseparability of the confluence elements

February 2020

Project: A MICROPOLIFONIA ENQUANTO UM ESTILEMA TECNOMÓRFICO HÍBRIDO ORIUNDO DA TRÍPLICE CONFLUÊNCIA: UMA DELINEAÇÃO DO CONCEITO E DA PRÁXIS DO MODELO MICROPOLIFÔNICO (Micropolyphony as a hybrid technomorphic stylema from the threefold confluence: a delineation of the micropolyphonic model’s concept and practices)

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Allan Christian Domingues Souza

The University of São Paulo-USP

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