Metal Performance Humanizing Robots, Returning to Nature, and Camping About

Steve Dixon

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Theatre and Performance Studies Social Robot Interaction and HRI Posthumanist Ethics and Activism

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Robots and cyborgs perform the humanization of machines and the dehumanization of humans. Paradoxically, these “metal performances” also dramatize a return to nature and the animal

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