Semiotic Flesh: Information and the Human Body

Phillip Thurtle · Robert Mitchell

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Introduction: Fleshy Data: Semiotics, Information, and the Body--Robert Mitchell and Phillip Thurtle 1. LSDNA: Consciousness Expansion and the Emergence of Biotechnology--Richard Doyle --Response--Steven Shaviro 2. The Virtual Surgeon: Operating on the Data in an Age of Medialization--Timothy Lenoir --Response--Peter Oppenheimer 3. Flesh and Metal: Reconfiguring the Mindbody in Virtual Environments--N. Katherine Hayles --Response--Kathleen Woodward

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