Titlebook: Reconstructing Identity; A Transdisciplinary Nicholas Monk,Mia Lindgren,Sarah Pasfield-Neofitou Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Biological IdentityShould we eradicate all humans who may carry incurable genetic diseases? If my DNA is found at a crime scene, was I really there? This chapter will seek to use these questions to develop a broader understanding of biological identity.

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Technologically Mediated Identity: Personal Computers, Online Aliases, and Japanese Robotshaving fried our brains after a long study session. While we have utilized the human body as a template for understanding the world around us throughout history, the machine has become a metaphor for just about anything in modern society, with ourselves simultaneously the most familiar, and the most unknowable, feature of our world.

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Queering Identity: Becoming Queer in the Work of Cassilsted. Yet, notwithstanding these valid critiques, identity remains a powerful organizing concept in contemporary experience. These contradictory stances on identity serve as a prompt for thinking about what queer brings to our understandings of being human now and in the near future.

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Gendering the ,: Brazilian National Identities on Screenace of the . or poor urban communities, this chapter examines how these spaces have come to define aspects of the Brazilian popular imaginary. Specifically, these constructions are looked at in terms of their implications for gendering the identity of these spaces.

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