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“Ruins Lust”, the name of a 2014 Tate Britain exhibition and the subject of a growing number of academic publications, may be fashionable, but it is far from new: meditations on the ravages of time or narratives of destruction – through wars, divine intervention or natural forces – may be found fro...
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