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governmentOne Way to See the StateSubmitted by Brett Ommen on Thu, 2007-10-18 20:30.citizenship | government | street signs | urban space | Visual Rhetoric
I live on a one way street so I’ve always viewed the “One Way” signs in my neighborhood as good information for motorists and visitors. They are excellent reminders to people that cars should only face east on Washington Street. But this altered image (actually from one block over on Madison Street, where cars travel west) reminds us that street signs are not merely about expressing information about traffic patterns; they are also the banal markers that inform us about the presence of the state’s authority. |
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