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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0028-4d female—as spaces of productive gestation. In illustrating her point, she traces science fiction epidemic and endemic germ narratives from Jack London’s . (1912) and Harriet Stark’s . (1900) to the present, including Richard Matheson, Sandra Newman, Joan Slonczewski, and Greg Bear.

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Immunizing the Social Network: Public Health and the “Troubled Teenager” in Digital Mediamarked out for intervention and rehabilitation; and that the use of natural language processing and other quantitative methods of analyzing messages on social media imposes biological understandings for mental health onto people’s expressions of frustration with their sociopolitical environment.

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Infecting Humanness: A Critique of the Autonomous Self in Contagione political sites where restrictive orders of what it means to be human and worth living are not only reproduced but also reconfigured. Woo calls for the need to cultivate contagious sensibilities and modes of living that resist the dominant structure of containment and hierarchical conception of humanness.

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Book 2016panning the fields of medical humanities, philosophy, political science, media studies, technoculture, literature, and bioethics. Exploring the nexus of contagion‘s metaphorical and material aspects, this volume contends that contagiousness in its digital, metaphorical, and biological forms is a per