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Resistant Female Cyborgs in Brazil
Alambique, 2020 In her oft-cited “A Cyborg Manifesto,” Donna Haraway conceptualizes the cyborg as a feminist possibility, emphasizing the need for a self-created, self-engendered female (150). In How We Became Posthuman (1999), N.
M. Elizabeth Ginway
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The Gendered Deconstruction of Technology and the Female Body in Science Fiction Films from a Post-Human Perspective [PDF]
SHS Web of ConferencesWith the rapid development of digital information technology, artificial intelligence, computer technology, and biotechnology, science fiction movies have become an important medium for exploring the concepts of “posthumanism” and “cyborg”.
Zhang Xinyi
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The coming of the Mundane Cyborg
Revista Teknokultura, 2011 A number of scholars have attempted to outline both a field of “cyborgology” and a set of dominant concerns and tropes concerning the phenomena of accelerating human-machine hybrids. This article argues that, in contrast to popular conceptions of cyborgs
Steven Mentor
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Medical History, 2011 This article explores crossovers from Eastern philosophy and spirituality to contemporary science and medicine in the West. My interest is not so much in specific lines of historical transmission, as in the channels through which they flow. In particular, my argument is that different ontologies – visions of how the world is – either facilitate or ...
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Наука телевидения, 2022 The article studies the evolution of animated characters, which is influenced by the technocratic ideas and is based on the integration of human and artificial.
KRIVULYA NATALIA G. / КРИВУЛЯ Н.Г.
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Redefiniciones: Los Otros góticos
Mistral, 2021 This article addresses a redefinition of the Gothic genre as a “Red Gothic,” a term that I coin to define the visceral traits of literary and artistic productions of the “horror” genre in Latin America.
Marta Sierra
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Race as Technology: From Posthuman Cyborg to Human Industry [PDF]
, 2017 Cyborg and prosthetic technologies frame prominent posthumanist approaches to understanding the nature of race. But these frameworks struggle to accommodate the phenomena of racial passing and racial travel, and their posthumanist orientation blurs ...
Jones, Holly, Jones, Nicholaos
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IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 2010 Recent decades have seen increased incidence of interventions with the bodies of human beings. These interventions raise a variety of questions about rights. Some relate to the right to have the intervention performed, or not performed. Others involve the rights of people who have already been the subject of an intervention.
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We know what we are, but not what we may be
The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa, 2006 This essay attempts to trace a personal journey from a liberal humanist stance to an awareness of non-dualism within the altering landscape of contemporary advances in technology.
Dennis Schauffer
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Cyborgs/power + cyborg/art: race, gender, class
Revista Teknokultura, 2013 A detailed discussion of the role of art in understanding cyborgs, and the power of art in shaping us. A contextualization of the articles of the special issue of Teknokultura on cyborgs, power, art, race, gender and class is made.
Chris H. Gray +2 more
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