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,Lacan’s Drive and Genetic Posthumans: The Example of Margaret Atwood’s ,r joint, or mutually implied, relationship can inform a reading of Margaret Atwood’s . (2003). Atwood’s novel provides a rich narrative context for considering the posthuman in relation to genetic engineering, specifically in relation to the titular character Crake’s actions as a gene-hacking scient

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Posthuman Desire: The One-All-Alone in ,, and ,ather than an innate human quality, Gillespie explores how desire is, nevertheless, changing in our era. Using Jacques-Alain Miller’s evolving concept of the “one-all-alone,” and Zygmunt Bauman’s notion of “l(fā)iquid love,” she discusses how these changes are depicted in three contemporary films: . and

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Judith Roofmely new features. Most important of these are the revised recommendations from the American Geriatrics Society on prescribing that reflect the many new agents available since the last guidelines were released in 2001. Additionally, concepts such as synergy in prescribing for older adults have been