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	Bricolage: Tutte le informazioni su Bricolage su Encyclopedia.it (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Bricolage: Tutte le informazioni su Bricolage su Encyclopedia.it
		Il bricolage o fai da te è un'attività manuale che consiste in piccoli lavori che una persona, generalmente non professionista, esegue per proprio conto e propria soddisfazione.
		Solitamente il termine bricolage è anche legato a tutte quelle attività che una persona compie da sola per il miglioramento della propria abitazione, come la creazione di piccoli mobili o l'effettuare riparazioni di lieve entità.
	www.encyclopedia.it /b/br/bricolage.html (154 words)

	Postmodernism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		While the characteristics of postmodern life are sometimes difficult to grasp, most postmodern scholars point to very concrete and visible technological and economic changes that have brought about the new types of thinking.
		Critics of the idea reject that it represents liberation, but instead a failure of creativity, and the supplanting of organization with syncreticism and bricolage.
		They argue that post-modernity is obscurantist, overly dense, and makes strong assertions about the sciences which are demonstrably false.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Postmodernism (4085 words)

	Bricolage: A Good Open-Source Option
		One reason Bricolage is so much more capable and complete than most other open-source content management systems we've seen is that it was built to run Salon.com, one of the more complex and dynamic- content-driven sites on the Web.
		Bricolage runs on the mod_perl module for the Apache Web server, which provides much greater performance and stability than standard Perl applications based on Common Gateway Interface.
		Bricolage has extensive support for custom user roles and groups, which made it possible in tests to create user types that fit specific needs in an organization.
	www.eweek.com /article2/0,3959,652977,00.asp (1037 words)

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