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IPA Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies

Technomorphisms and the Posthuman Turn

A Challenge to Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Technomorphisms and the Posthuman Turn

IPA Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies

Technomorphisms and the Posthuman Turn

A Challenge to Contemporary Psychoanalysis

IPA Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies: Technomorphisms and the Posthuman Turn

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Technomorphisms and the Posthuman Turn explores the profound intersections between psychoanalysis and posthumanism, shedding light on the evolving complexities of subjectivity in a hyper-technological world.

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Beschrijving IPA Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies: Technomorphisms and the Posthuman Turn

Technomorphisms and the Posthuman Turn explores the profound intersections between psychoanalysis and posthumanism, shedding light on the evolving complexities of subjectivity in a hyper-technological world.

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9781041326601
Pagina's
138
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Serie
IPA Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies
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Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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1
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Paperback
Taal
Engels
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