Convolute
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- | ''Convolute'' means to [[roll]] up or to make something unnecessarily [[complex]]. Walter Benjamin used the concept as well in his ''[[Arcades Project]]'', in which he called each 'chapter' a convolute. | + | ''Convolute'' means to [[roll]] up or to make something [[unnecessarily]] [[complex]]. Walter Benjamin used the concept as well in his ''[[Arcades Project]]'', in which he called each 'chapter' a convolute. |
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Convolute means to roll up or to make something unnecessarily complex. Walter Benjamin used the concept as well in his Arcades Project, in which he called each 'chapter' a convolute.
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