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Matters of Life and Death in the Anthropocene,l of de-extinction. It then shifts to the eighteenth century wherein our desire to transcend the boundary between life and death flourished, and professional science and popular science began the slow, uneven process of separating into distinct domains. The chapter concludes that de-extinction exten

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Mammoths, Museums, and Molecules: A De-Extinction Icon Emerges, the spheres of the living and the dead. This chapter traces how the woolly mammoth has interacted with science and entertainment throughout the modern period. It first places the mammoth in the cultural context of the nineteenth-century museum and then reflects on Lyuba, a mammoth specimen that hol

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Conclusion: Life-on-Demand, sought to integrate new technological possibilities with natural processes. As an early artistic forerunner to our age of artificial and biocybernetic life, Rain Room embodies both the potential of technology to reinvigorate our relationship to the natural world and also the more dystopian possibil

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Radiation Hydrodynamics in Astrophysicsl of de-extinction. It then shifts to the eighteenth century wherein our desire to transcend the boundary between life and death flourished, and professional science and popular science began the slow, uneven process of separating into distinct domains. The chapter concludes that de-extinction exten

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28125-8ction of DNA. It then discusses the emergence of ancient DNA analysis in the mid-1980s, a research trajectory that extended science’s reach into the deep past and opened up new ways to leverage the latent power of genetic information. The third section evaluates the legacy of the Thylacine Cloning P