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* "[[Instrumentality (album)|Instrumentality]]", a 2006 [[Country Music|country/bluegrass]] album by [[Luther Wright and the Wrongs]]. |
* "[[Instrumentality (album)|Instrumentality]]", a 2006 [[Country Music|country/bluegrass]] album by [[Luther Wright and the Wrongs]]. |
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* [[Cordwainer Smith]]'s ''[[Instrumentality of Mankind]]'' literature series. |
* [[Cordwainer Smith]]'s ''[[Instrumentality of Mankind]]'' literature series. |
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* The "Human Instrumentality Project", an [[Assimilation Plot]] from ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]''. |
* The "Human Instrumentality Project", an [[Assimilation Plot]] from ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]''. ([[The Other Wiki]] says it was named after Cordwainer Smith's Instrumentality.) |
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Revision as of 23:13, 15 June 2019
An instrumentality is a means or an agency to an end. It's a cool-sounding word.
On All The Tropes, this disambiguation page is an instrumentality that lets you find the page you are seeking:
- "Instrumentality", a 2006 country/bluegrass album by Luther Wright and the Wrongs.
- Cordwainer Smith's Instrumentality of Mankind literature series.
- The "Human Instrumentality Project", an Assimilation Plot from Neon Genesis Evangelion. (The Other Wiki says it was named after Cordwainer Smith's Instrumentality.)
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