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  • The phone is the closest non-human ally that humans currently have. Part of cyborg anthropology concerns these new children, our new pets.
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  • Artificial incentive systems are part of our cyborg reality. The concept is called "intermittent reinforcement". It came out of
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  • List of cyborg-related films. ==Robot Cyborg Films==
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  • ...to the human-centered foundations of anthropological discourse. The term "cyborg anthropology" is an oxymoron that draws attention to the human-centered pre ...een called into question by post-structuralist and posthumanist critiques. Cyborg anthropology explores a new alternative by examining the argument that huma
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  • Amber's Note: Perhaps Captology is a better descriptor for what I do as a Cyborg Anthropologist, since a lot of my research relates to persuasive architectu
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  • ...hropology was discussed (as @jerwilkins knows a classmate of mine who took Cyborg Anthropology a year before me), which morphed into a discussion of the new
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  • Anything that is an external prosthetic device creates one into a cyborg. The idea of a cell phone being a technosocial object that enables an actor ...there is a fusion of identities between myself and the black box" ([[The Cyborg Handbook|Gray]], 373).
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  • *Slide 10: I am a Cyborg Anthropologist.
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  • *[http://jcmc.indiana.edu/vol3/issue2/biocca2.html#cyborg's The Cyborg's Dilemma]
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  • == Cyborg Studies == [[The Cyborg's Dilemma - Progressive Embodiment in Virtual Environments]] by Frank Biocc
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  • [[The Uncanny: Experiments in Cyborg Culture]] by Bruce Grenville (Editor) [[Cyborg: Digital Destiny and Human Possibility in the Age of the Wearable Computer]
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  • *I am a Cyborg Anthropologist.
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  • ====Cyborg Anthropology O'Reilly Webcast==== I gave an hour-long webcast called Cyborg Anthropology: A Short Introduction on August, 5 2010
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  • [[Image:animal-cyborg-maggie-nichols.jpg|600px|center]] Animal Cyborg is a term used to describe an animal whose physical or mental form has been
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  • McPheeters, D. (2009). Cyborg Learning Theory: Technology in Education
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  • [[File:cyborg-anthropology-dictionary-may-2011.jpg|thumb|375px|right|Available May 2011 - ...pular culture, commonly held ideas by many people. The popular idea of the cyborg is one that is easily transmitted, and easy conceptualized. It is an emotio
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  • .../ref>, meaning that protocyborg as a term would describe an early or first cyborg. ...odern standpoint, Steve Mann's early prosthesis was an attempt at an early cyborg model. Today, much of Mann's capability is embedded into everyday cell phon
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  • ...to the human-centered foundations of anthropological discourse. The term "cyborg anthropology" is an oxymoron that draws attention to the human-centered pre ...een called into question by post-structuralist and posthumanist critiques. Cyborg anthropology explores a new alternative by examining the argument that huma
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  • Andrew: sounds good! I ordered 10 cyborg books last week and have been pushing through them, I'm hoping to beef up s I noticed we managed to write the book without a reference to the cyborg handbook, which is slightly sketchy...
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  • From those that coined the term, “a cyborg, or “cybernetic organism”, was initially defined as follows: ...it to new environments.” This verbose sentence can be simplified to, the cyborg represents “a notion of human-machine merging”".</blockquote>
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  • Entering into a network by becoming part cyborg creates the ability for the subject, to augment social and physical capabil ...vely, while we ourselves are frighteningly inert”. Donna Haraway, “The Cyborg Manifesto”, in Simians, Cyborgs and Women: The Reinvention of Nature, Lon
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  • The celebrity is the ultimate form of cyborg. It exists on an [[Actor Network Theory|Actor Network]] of technosocial con
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  • ...ns, other organisms, and machines. But Haraway wasn't the first to discuss Cyborg Anthropology. In fact, concepts of human and technological interaction have
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  • ...machines begin".<ref>Maureen McHugh, quoted in Gray, Chris Hables, ed. The Cyborg Handbook. New York: Routledge, 1995. Pg. 13.</ref> In a superorganism, indi
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  • [[Category:Cyborg Studies]]
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  • ..., Marshall. War and Peace in the Global VIllage, as quoted in Mann, Steve. Cyborg: Digital Destiny And Human Possibility In The Age Of The Wearable Computer,
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  • A Dictionary of Cyborg Anthropology was created entirely on MediaWiki and was compiled programmati
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  • 1/ Cyborg anthropology : how did it change in the last couple of years? ...aware of the role it plays in their lives and seek to understand it more. Cyborg Anthropology is a toolset for understanding how technology affects our cult
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  • Cyborg by [[Steve Mann]]
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  • ...faces, our spacesuits, our hands. our skin we have shed for newer, shinier cyborg skin.
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  • ...g of being in harmony with one's tools or project. This state is thus very cyborg-like, as one often enters a flow state through the use of a piece of techno
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  • ...s, our spacesuits, and our hands. our skin we have shed for newer, shinier Cyborg skin.
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  • Collective Intelligence is related to Cyborg Anthropology because of the Actor Network of Human and Non Human Allies. AN ...ective intelligence and the idea of collaborating socially that relates to cyborg anthropology or not? A lot of it is Actor Network Theory.
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  • ...ulation of image and distribution. In a way, the celebrity is the original Cyborg in that its image is continuously mechanically reproduced, and all tech and
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  • ...regon, I introduced myself to a group called the “Legion of Tech” as a Cyborg Anthropologist. An individual came up to me afterwards and asked me if I’
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  • ...cit reference to fractal geometry, her vision is essentially fractal" ([[A Cyborg Manifesto|Haraway]], 1985). ...ies) as fractal identities" [http://www.ralph-abraham.org/articles/MS%2373.Cyborg/fractals.html].
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  • ...of Cyborg Anthropology, although there are some differences worth noting. Cyborg Anthropology is more concerned with how information technologies have affec
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  • *[[The Cyborg Handbook]]
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  • ...r. Case, [[Amber Case|Amber I. Case]], who is specializing in the field of cyborg anthropology. The field specifically analyzes interaction between humans an
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  • ...n time to 1984 Los Angeles: one is a Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger), a cyborg assassin programmed to kill Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton). The other is Kyl
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  • ...ds and machines begin".<ref>Gray, Mentor, and Figueroa-Sarriera, eds., The Cyborg Handbook, New York: Routledge, 1995, pp. 13.</ref> In the context of cyborg anthropology, which examines the relationship between humans and technology
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  • ...myself and the black box" <ref>Hess, David J. On Low-tech Cyborgs" In The Cyborg Handbook; edited by Chris Hables Gray, Heidi Figueroa-Sarriera, and Steven ...etwork (information exchange and connectivity) is an example of a low tech cyborg.
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  • ...of submissions are encouraged, not only those that deal with the study of cyborg anthropology, but those
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  • ...Cerqui is also know for following and studying Kevin Warwick’s life as a cyborg from an anthropological point of view. ====Cyborg anthropology - Talking to Daniela Cerqui====
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  • ...A true you? An evolved you? The purpose of this paper is to examine the cyborg element of Facebook, and to prove the second self is there, and is learning ...ook that overshadows our cyborg counterpart, by giving us the illusion the cyborg counterpart is our RL identity. So the Facebook account is like this pseud
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  • ...and marketing, to zoology and finance, the digital and analog methods of a cyborg anthropologist are applicable to every field. Is Cyborg Anthropology not offered at your school? Were you assigned to teach a class
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  • *Davis-Floyd, Robbie, and Joseph Dumit. 1998. Cyborg Babies: From Techno-Sex to Techno-Tots. London: Routledge. *Downey, Gary, Joe Dumit, and Sarah Williams. 1995. Cyborg Anthropology. Cultural Anthropology 10: 264-269.
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  • The word Cyborg comes from the concept of cybernetic organism which is a combination of bot ...ly line, the term "robot" is used to describe the machine part only, while cyborg or cybernetic assembly (which can also be referred to as an Actor-Network (
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  • *[[Cyborg Theatre]]
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  • *Mitchell, William J. "Boundaries/Networks." In Me++: The Cyborg Self and the Networked City. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2003. pp. 7-17. ISBN
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