The Techno-Apparatus of Bodily Production : : A New Materialist Theory of Technology and the Body / / Josef Barla.
What if the terms "technology" and "the body" did not refer to distinct phenomena interacting in one way or another? What if we understood their relationship as far more intimate - technologies as always already embodied, material bodies as always already technologized? What woul...
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