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Body of content A specific search query would be performed in the Internet Archive. The intention was to record all the fluctuations that one topic would produce during one single search session. The various instants would be recorded as Screen Shots to form themselves a comprehensive library of the search trail.
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search trails are a series of web pages starting with a search query and terminating with an event such as session inactivity
The idea of visualizing a user’s journey through the web is by no means a new one. The goal in this project is to construct not only a window into digitally archived content but a narrative of the user's activity inside a digital archive. Collect, organize and present information in the form of an annotated narrative that can be consumed both online and offline. Both digital and printed results intend to highlight the quantity and complexity of information attached to one specific topic, underline where each exploration diverges.
Edited and designed by Francisca Monteiro
Published: 2017
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at 14:39:20 Internet Archive/ Digital Library of Free Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine
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at 14:40:12 Internet Archive Search/ Exploring the illusion of free will
at 14:40:52 Internet Archive Search/ Exploring the illusion of free will
at 14:41:02 Exploring The Illusion Of Free Will
at 14:41:44 1. How I Came to See My Casual Will / George Ortega
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at 14:43:04 Internet Archive Search/ subject/ “determinism”
at 14:43:04 Internet Archive Search/ subject/ “causality”
at 14:43:04 Internet Archive Search/ subject/ “free will”
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at 14:43:04 Internet Archive Search/ subject/ “determinism”
at 14:43:04 Internet Archive Search/ subject/ “causality”
at 14:44:04 Internet Archive Search/ subject/ “free will”
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at 14:44:55 Where does consistent Calvinism lead?
at 14:44:55 Freewill
at 14:44:55 #11 – Ethics And an Update on Free Will
at 14:45:32 Internet Archive Search/ subject/ “free will”
at 14:46:05 MNN Promo for television series NO FREE WILL
at 14:46:05 Al-Qadaa wa’l-Qadar
at 14:46:05 #11 – Ethics And an Update on Free Will
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at 14:46:27 MNN Promo for television series NO FREE WILL
at 14:46:05 Al-Qadaa wa’l-Qadar
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at 14:47:31 Where does consistent Calvinism lead?
at 14:44:45 Freewill
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By Francisca Monteiro
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Every new piece of information gives us new ideas and directions to follow — "Exploring the Illusion of Free Will" through the Internet Archive