Titlebook: Information Technology in Environmental Engineering; Selected Contributio Burkhardt Funk,Peter Niemeyer,Jorge Marx Gómez Book 2014 Springer

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Andreas Solsbach,Barbara Rapp terrestrials— would be homosexual. No doubt it has already happened. Two human bodies in close quarters prognosticates sexual contact: the zero–grav ballet, slow–peeling space suits, solitude as deep as space itself. This sexual destiny haunts . (“To boldly go where no . has gone before”), particul

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Timo R. H. von der Dovenmühle,Klaas Schmidt physical and spiritual dis–ease. No one describes their cultural function with greater acuity than Philip K. Dick. In novel after cy–fi novel, Dick examines the role drugs play in a culture increasingly colonized by technologies of simulation and surveillance. This preoccupation reaches tragic prop

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hemical equivalents. From . to . ., these surrogates are remarkable for their sterility. Machines cannot conceive, and bedding an android is risky business. All this changes, however, when women start writing cyberfiction, women whose bodily experience of reproduction abides no easy mechanical or ch

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Matthias Klumpp,Christian Witte,Stephan Zelewskihe discourse of online hate speech..Argues for a reconceptua.This edited book?takes an interdisciplinary approach to shed light on the complex dynamics involved in the incidence of online hate speech against migrants in user-generated contexts. The authors draw on case studies from Finland, France,

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Information Technology in Environmental Engineering978-3-642-36011-4Series ISSN 1863-5520 Series E-ISSN 1863-5539

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