These very different collections have a couple of things in common. Each displays an acute awareness of how much the world has become a place of instruments and gadgets - whether in the emergency room or just tooling along McKinley Avenue in Mishawaka, Ind. But each also gives the sense of a presence in the world of something greater and more vital, something strictly personal.

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