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Iranian graffiti during political transformation: A semiotic analysis of graffiti before and after revolution
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  • 2006‘Our desires are ungovernable’183 cited
  • 1997Gang Graffiti as a Discourse Genre92 cited
  • 2002Memory on the Wall: Graffiti on Religious Wall Paintings34 cited
  • 2009Stencil graffiti in urban waterscapes of Buenos Aires and Rosario, Argentina31 cited
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