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... imperialism and capitalism prefigure a revolutionary figure, that of the black cyborg rebel in search of freedom beyond “Third World” nation-state formation, predatory humanity, and technology as warfare. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Fanon Frantz . 1963 . The Wretched...

... late-twentiethcentury bodies and minds turn to electronic technology to protect themselves from confusion and pain. Fusion with computers can provide an illusory sense of personal wholeness reminiscent of the Lacanian Imaginary; the fused cyborg condition erases the difference between self and other...

...Mark Dery Mark Dery Cyberculture By the late twentieth century, our time, we are all chimeras, theorized and fabricated hybrids of machine and organism; in short, we are cyborgs. Donna Haraway Looking at our present trends . . . it s reasonable to assume that we will soon be unrecognizable...

... body, but also the imperfect world that we all really materially create and physically inhabit. At best, the encounters in virtual reality and cyberspace promoted by M2 are video games that one can lose with­ out real loss. At worst, they falsely promise a new Eden for cyborg Adams and Eves...

... assemblage is read in terms of flows of information, while the anomalous figures found in A Thousand Plateaus are explained through the idea of cyborgs, or, more often, of the interface with cyber­ space. 2 In a similar vein, there have been active debates on the Deleuze Internet site concerning whether...

... killing machine.” This brash moniker not only cyborgically melds the green, the organic, with the machinic; it also reinscribes the feminine in Marine Corps hyper- masculinity. Accordingly, the most fearsome marine in Full Metal Jacket bears the name Animal Mother (Adam Baldwin...

... for the profound influence on black dance culture of Kraftwerk, a calculatedly funkless electro-pop band? Does their impact, traces of which are clearly discernible in techno, sug­ gest that the very notion of funk has been cyborged? tricia rose: I believe that what made Kraftwerk so interesting to Afrika...

... : University of Chicago Press . Gramsci Antonio . 1971 . “The Modern Prince.” In Selections from the Prison Notebooks , translated and edited by Hoare Quintin Smith Geoffrey Nowell , 123 – 205 . London : Lawrence and Wishart . Haraway Donna . 1991 . “A Cyborg Manifesto...

.... Not to mention sociologists, science-fiction writers, and those who work in science, technology, and society (STS). It s a hot topic because it sometimes seems that there are all sorts of non-human entities, such as cyborgs, intelligent machines, genes, and demons loose in the world. Along with ozone holes...

... with the cyborg, as an emblem of a similar confusion of bound­ aries between organism and machine, animal and human, male and female, Oedipal and social, public and private. The cyborg, in Donna Haraway s famous manifesto, is the prototype of a kind of disas­ sembled and reassembled, postmodern collective...

... Judith . 1995 . Skin Shows: Gothic Horror and the Technology of Monsters . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Hansen Miriam Bratu . 1999 . “Benjamin and Cinema: Not a One Way Street.” Critical Inquiry 25 , no. 2 : 306 – 43 . Haraway Donna . 1991 . Simians, Cyborgs...

... . 2005 . Hybrid Cultures: Strategies for Entering and Leaving Modernity . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Haraway Donna Jeanne . 1985 . Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Technology, and Socialist Feminism in the 1980s . Socialist Review 15 , no. 2 : 65 – 108 . Haraway...

...- sexual, socioeconomic, and other planes as the society of ‘‘simulation ‘‘hyperreality ‘‘hyperspace ‘‘depthless surface ‘‘cyborg couplings ex- ible accumulation ‘‘schizophrenia ‘‘speed and so on. Perhaps most fabu- lously...

... Donna . 1987 . “ A Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Technology, and Socialist Feminism in the 1980s .” Australian Feminist Studies 2 , no. 4 : 1 – 42 . Haskell Thomas L. , 1985a . “ Capitalism and the Origins of the Humanitarian Sensibility, Part 1 .” American Historical Review 90...

... paperwork. Of course, there was a vast, literate, potential work force available for employment at lower wages middle-class women.10 There was thus a major shift in the composition of the work force with the introduction of this new information-processing technology (cyborg fans will want to note...

.... Indeed, Blade Runner’s parable of the fate of late capitalist society revolves around the Nexus  replicants, ‘‘who’’ represent a terminally unstable machine/human amalgammore human than human’’ is the Tyrell Corporation’s motto for theNexuscyborgs. Automation, as a production method, does...

... after King  303 James, Joy, “Concerning Violence”: Frantz Fanon’s Rebel Intellectual in Search of a Black Cyborg  57 Jennings, Willie James, The Traditions of Race Men  613 Jung, Moon-Ho, Black Reconstruction and Empire  465 Khanna, Ranjana, The Lumpenproletariat, the Subaltern...

..., and slavery, all while claiming to leave them behind. In her chapter on the cyborg, for exam- ple, Kafer argues that, while the future-pointing potential of the cyborg is invigorating, it also demands a reckoning, an acknowledgement, of the cyborg s history in institutionalization and abuse (128). A key...

... • The History of Digital Desire 597 been its most elegant theorization and transgendered transformation its emblematic instantiation. From Donna Haraway’s cyborg women to Sandy Stone’s posttranssexual manifestos to Eve Shapiro’s gender circuits, digital technology is both the playground...

... of Political Economy . Translated by Nicolaus Martin . London : Penguin . Medina Eden . 2011 . Cybernetic Revolutionaries: Technology and Politics in Allende's Chile . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Mirowski Philip . 2002 . Machine Dreams: Economics Becomes a Cyborg Science . New...