Real as in real life. Sarah Kember examines the (re)production of ‘the small difference and its big consequences’ in the theory and practice of artificial life.

Authors

  • Verena Kuni Frankfurt am Main/Basel; Institut für Medienwissenschaften, Universität Basel

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14766/233

Keywords:

Körper, Reproduktion, Technik, Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Geschlecht, Gender

Abstract

ow a way through the labyrinth of discourse, concepts and constructions, and to open the door for feminist interpretations in debates about artificial life.

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Published

2004-03-02

Issue

No. 12 (2004): Körper(Konzepte)

Section

Schwerpunkt

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Copyright (c) 2004 Verena Kuni

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