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Posthumanism: Cyborg Bodies - the end of the progressive body

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. By Andy Miah, PhD. Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Cyborg Bodies - the end of the progressive body. A great resource for the subject of ' Posthuman Art. From ' Media Kunst Netz / Media Art Net. Deals with a range of ideas about the changing body and its representation/articulation through art. Editorial by Yvonne Volkart. Mythical Bodies / Unruly Bodies / Postsexual Bodies / Transgenic Bodies / Monstrous Bodies / Collective Bodies. Posted by andymiah at 11:28 AM.

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Posthumanism: The Future of Our Memories

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. By Andy Miah, PhD. Wednesday, June 29, 2005. The Future of Our Memories. Last friday, I participated in a symposium by this title. The co-presenters were Professor Wendy Hall. And Professor Neil Burgess. It was hosted by the Royal Institution of Great Britain and was part of the EPSRC. Futures series. The Chair of the debate and Director of the series was Dr Dan Glaser. Films ( Bruce Almighty, Truman Show, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. My paper attempted a s...

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Posthumanism: Genes Talking

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. By Andy Miah, PhD. Tuesday, June 21, 2005. Yet more on what might be described as posthuman art, conversations between science and art:. A HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH PROJECT OPEN TO PUBLIC:. DNA SEQUENCING LABORATORY LIVE IN ICA THEATRE. ICA, The Mall, London, SW1. Tickets and Box Office Information: 020 7930 3647 / www.ica.org.uk. The laboratory will be open to the public daily from 12 noon 7.30pm. Scientific process and bring about a better understanding of genetics. This p...

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Posthumanism: Post-human history, New Perspectives Quarterly

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. By Andy Miah, PhD. Sunday, April 03, 2005. Post-human history, New Perspectives Quarterly. I have had a copy of the NPQ sitting in my 'to archive' folder for a while and got around to looking through it today. I then had a closer look at the NPQ website, only to find an entire edition dedicated to posthumanism. The contents are as folllows:. The Beginning of a New History. FRANCIS FUKUYAMA, JACQUES ATTALI. More Technology, Not Less. ALVIN AND HEIDI TOFFLER. Genetically M...

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Posthumanism: Biotecknica - posthuman art

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. By Andy Miah, PhD. Monday, April 04, 2005. Biotecknica - posthuman art. In Nov 2003, I met Jennnifer Willet and Shaun Bailey at a conference in Glasgow School of ART. The Conference was called 'The State of the Real' and was chaired by my good friend Dr Damian Sutton. It included a couple of excellent keynotes, one from Slavoj Zizek and another from Linda Nochlin. Jennifer, Shawn and I were in a symposium along with Anne-Sophie Lehman (Netherlands). Links to this post:.

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Posthumanism: Culture Machine 2005 - Biopolitics

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. By Andy Miah, PhD. Wednesday, March 16, 2005. Culture Machine 2005 - Biopolitics. Contents to the 2005 volume:. CULTURE MACHINE 7 (2005). Melinda Cooper, Andrew Goffey and Anna Munster. Biopolitics, For Now. Nomos, Nosos and Bios. Living Differently in Time: Plasticity, Temporality and Cellular Biotechnologies. Biopolitics and Connective Mutation. Recreational States: Drugs and the Sovereignty of Consumption. Julian Reid with Keith Farquhar. The Affect of Nanoterror.

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Posthumanism: Making Sports Virtual

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. By Andy Miah, PhD. Tuesday, November 22, 2005. How long will it be before we ditch the sports arena and compete as athletes - or view as spectators - within an entirely virtual reality? This is the subject of a new book I am writing for The MIT Press. Tentatively titled ' CyberSport: Digital Games, Ethics and Cultures. It will be written with a colleague of mine in Australia, Dr Dennis Hemphill. Miah, A. (2002) Immersion and Abstraction in Virtual Sport. Genetically Modi...

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As We May Think: Lab Grows Bladders From Cells of Patients

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As We May Think. Tuesday, April 04, 2006. Lab Grows Bladders From Cells of Patients. It is the first time a complex human organ like the bladder has been mostly replaced with tissue grown from a patient's own cells. Only simpler tissues skin, bone, and cartilage have been lab-grown and transplanted in the past." Yahoo! SENS - Aubrey de Grey. Journal of Evolution and Technology. Tomorrows People: The Challenges of Technologies . Educating Generation-E; The New Extropians. As We May Think.

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Vanity, thy name is “expert” | It's Not Hard... but it could be

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It's Not Hard… but it could be. Posts soon to be nominated for Pulitzers. Vanity, thy name is “expert”. September 29, 2008. Filed under: Everything you wanted to know about doctors. His answer was seminal: “Have you noticed the size of the textbook? 8221; Indeed, the OB/GYN text was far smaller than that of any other subject we studied. “I think it’s possible to learn everything there is to know about OB/GYN. I can be an. An expert may have been subsumed by the possibility of being. In which the former c...

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Future Feeder » Backgrounds

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And The Journal of Architecture and Computation Culture. January 1st, 2006 Filed under:. In the Encyclopà dia Britannica. From Wikipedia: â œIn current usage, a computer is a device which is used to process information according to a well-defined procedure. Computers from earlier special-purpose devices. This â œgeneral-purposeâ? Turing machines shouldn’t be confused with the Turing test, Turing’s attempt to capture the notion of artificial intelligence. By Matthias Scheutz (Editor). By J David Bolter.