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===Culture=== *In ''The Language of New Media'', author [[Lev Manovich]] discusses the principle that [[new media]] is composed of modules or self-sufficient parts of the overall media object. *In [[contemporary art]] and [[contemporary architecture|architecture]], modularity can refer to the construction of an object by joining together standardized units to form larger compositions, and/or to the use of a module as a standardized unit of measurement and proportion. *In [[modular art]], modularity refers to the ability to alter the work by reconfiguring, adding to, and/or removing its parts.
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