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    • Posthuman, All too human_Rosi Braidotti
    • Notes: Clark, A. (2003) Natural-Born Cyborg
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    • Notes: Alessandro Arienzo, Introduction and Time out of joint
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      • Notes: Nele Wynants (ed) (2019?) Media archaeology and intermedial performance: deep time of the theatre
      • Notes: Russell West-Pavlov (2013) Temporalities
      • Notes: Valerie Bryson “Time, Power and Inequalities, in “Time, Temporality and Global Politics”
      • Notes: Judith Halberstam: In a queer time and space, 2005
      • Notes: Karen Barad, TransMaterialities: Trans*/Matter/Realities and Queer Political Imaginings
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      • Marilyn Arsem
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Viewers as Producers

A summary: Bishop, C. (2010). Participation. Lodon: Whitechapel. Pp.10-17

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