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A phrase Jiang uses to direct attention toward overlooked urban details as part of journalistic observation.
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things unnoticed
A phrase Jiang uses to direct attention toward overlooked urban details as part of journalistic observation.
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"...Remember that here he says New York is a city of things unnoticed."
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"New York is a city of contrast. I want you to do the same thing for Beijing. Take your camera and take pictures of..."
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"...all eyes were turned to the consul's children. The others were unnoticed. Men did not grieve more for their punishment than for their children...."
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