Stories in post-human cultures / / edited by Adam L. Brackin, Natacha Guyot.

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Place / Publishing House:Oxford, England : : Inter-Disciplinary Press,, [2013]
2013
Year of Publication:2013
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource.
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Other title:Preliminary Material /
The Era of Homo Cyborg: Philosophical Aspects of Creating Enhanced ‘Human’ Beings /
Posthuman ‘Visions’ and the (Un)Seeing of Class /
Posthumanist Feminism and the Embodiment of Class /
Melancholia and Posthumanist Metaphysics /
A Visual Semiotic Web-Text and the Viral Video: Scream and Shout /
Britney Spears’ ‘Scream and Shout’: Between Rejected Reality and Possible Imaginations /
Adding Art to Artifice in Cyber Conversations /
The Fragile Monster or the Resurrection of Humanity: The Cyborg as the Mirrored Representation of Human Physical and Intellectual Desire /
To Beseech the Mods: Democratic Participation in Unequal Spaces /
What Lies beyond The Matrix? Transmogrification of a Traditional Chinese Technology /
Queering Cyberspace in New Delhi: Negotiating Femininity, Masculinity and Thirdness /
Cyborgs and Consoles: Gender Performativity and the Liberatory Potential of Video Games /
The Representations of Cyborgs in Science Fiction Film: Vision, the Body, Gender and Technology /
Ficto-Personal Communication: Defining Relationship-Based Communication with Fictional Characters /
Structuring Digital Exhibition Contents in the Multi-Touch Environment /
Episodic Gaming: Interactive Narrative and Immersive Development /
Cyberpunk Goes East: Challenging the Western Culture in Contemporary Science Fiction /
Strange Technology: Fictocriticism and the Cyborg /
Virtual Trauma and Simulation: Cybernetic Performance in Wafaa Bilal’s A Night of Bush Capturing: The Virtual Jihadi /
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:1848882718
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: edited by Adam L. Brackin, Natacha Guyot.