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THE RISE OF CYBORG CULTURE OR THE BOMB WAS A CYBORG [PDF]

Surfaces, 2019
Pictured by the author as a cybernetic rather than an atomic age, the Cold War is shown to be structured by the quest for a cybernetic modelling of human intelligence capable to eliminate uncertainty. The rise of the cyborg figure in science fiction is brought into consideration as an illustration.
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The philosophical issues of the idea of conscious machines

Cхід, 2018
The study outlines the existing and potential philosophical issues of the idea of conscious machines originated from the development of artificial consciousness within the framework of contemporary research of artificial intelligence and cognitive ...
Konstantin Rayhert
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Sociocultural and Anthropoecological Distinctive Features of Pedagogical Discourse

Этническая культура, 2020
The relevance of the study is due to the complexity of socio-cultural reality due to the aggravation of the contradiction between globalization and national-oriented processes, the increasing struggle of cultures, economies and ideologies, and the ...
Maksim V. Kochetkov
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Eruptions of Funk in Priya Chabria's Clone: Ruminations on Bio-Ethics and Human Consciousness in Posthuman Transgenetic World

ILN Journal: Indian Literary Narratives
Priya Sarukkai Chabria in Clone explores the historical dimension of imagined possibilities in the distant future of twenty-fourth-century India.
D. Shimi Moni Doley
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Fantastic Corporeality of the Political Process (on the Example of Cinematic Material)

Corpus Mundi
The article is devoted to the analysis of mythological foundations of mass culture and their role in the formation of political discourse through the images of fantastic characters reflecting archetypal motifs and emotionally affecting the collective ...
Ivan V. Suslov
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Africanfuturism, the Posthuman Turn, and the Black Cyborg in Nnedi Okorafor’s Noor (2021) [PDF]

مجلة الدراسات الإنسانية والأدبية
This paper aims to analyze Nnedi Okorafor’s Africanfuturist novel Noor (2021) in relation to the posthuman figure of the cyborg. It draws on both posthumanist theory and Africanfuturism to situate Okorafor’s novel within more extensive conversations ...
muhammad yousry
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Editorial: Challenges of Interdisciplinary Research in the Field of Critical (Sex/Gender) Neuroscience. [PDF]

Front Sociol, 2021
Fitsch H, Lysen F, Choudhury S.
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Ludic Cyborgism

Press Start, 2020
This article develops and critiques the concept of ludic cyborgism: the notion that playing videogames allows players a free, non-committal, yet strongly embodied pedagogical engagement with cyborg-being.
Dennis Jansen
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Artificial intelligence is an oxymoron: The importance of an organic body when facing unknown situations as they unfold in the present moment. [PDF]

AI Soc, 2023
Svensson J.
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Utopie postumanistă și parabolă politică în proza lui Sergiu Fărcășan / Posthumanist utopia and political parable in the prose of Sergiu Fărcășan

Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies
The paper proposes a reinterpretation of Sergiu Fărcășan’s prose – more precisely, of the novels Atacul cesiumiștilor (1963) [The Attack of the Cesiumists] and Vă caută un Taur (1970) [A Bull Is Searching for You], as well as the short story collection ...
Daniela Petroșel
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