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This document discusses the relationship between humans and technology in a posthuman world. It examines how technology has become embodied in human lives through topics like second-wave feminism, power and control over the body. It also explores how science and technology are changing and shaping concepts of the human body as more plastic, bionic, communal and virtual. The document raises questions about what it means to have one's identity defined by algorithms and how technology is blurring the boundaries between humans and machines.
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