1993
Bodies that Matter, on discursive limits of sex
New York: Routledge
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concept, argument, general history, theory
Enacting 'being alive'
Haraway's insights imply consequences for the sense of presence on an even deeper level. In the work of Haraway, and others like Judith ...
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Judith Butler-
note 147
In UN AIDS policy the term ‘homosexual community is no longer used because this excludes all the married men who have sex with other ...
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Book
Non–users also matter: The construction of users and non–users of the Internet
In How users matter, the co–construction of users and technology, ed. Nelly Oudshoorn and Trevor Pinch, 67–79. Cambridge/London: MIT ...
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Embodied Action, Enacted Bodies: The example of hypoglycaemia
In Body & Society 10: 43–62
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description, collective history, general history
1990: VI International Conference on AIDS
In June 1990 the VI International Conference on AIDS was to be held in San Francisco. This is the annual conference at which scientists, ...
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note 224
Zeno’s paradox (called the theory of limits in mathematics) states that you can never move from here to there because you can only get ...
John Law
Annemarie Mol-
Using anything that works
In the Wau-Pengo debate Pengo argued that the difference between intelligence and commercial enterprise was not that great. The story of ...
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description, argument, general history
Different scale and different media in one communication process
Through the use of media people try to overcome the boundaries of time and place to which our physical bodies are bound. With the ...