Titlebook: Resilient Cyborgs; Living and Dying wit Nelly Oudshoorn Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Rematerializing the Cyborg: Understanding the Agency of People Living with Technologies Inside Theirof hybrid bodies. Inspired by recent feminist post-humanist studies on the intimate relationships between bodies and technologies, this chapter argues that it is important to re-materialize the cyborg. The chapter describes conceptual tools used in the book in order to account for the ways in which

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Creating Material Resilient Cyborgs: Sensing and Tuning Agencies of Pacemakers and Defibrillators in gazing into their hybrid bodies. Although both technicians and wired heart cyborgs are actively engaged in creating the material resilience of hybrid bodies, the techno-geography of resilience that emerges during the control visits illustrates that these actors are not equally situated in sustai

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Passive Victims of Faulty Machines? Anticipating and Taming ICD Shocksiddens, .. Cambridge: Polity Press, 1991). This technology-mediated existential uncertainty involves both constitutive parts of the cyborg: ICDs enhance awareness of both the fragility of bodies and the vulnerability of technologies. Despite these vulnerabilities, people living with ICDs don’t posit

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‘Should We Turn Off the Pacemaker?’ Trajectories of Dying and Geographies of Rights and Responsibiliwhat may happen when one of their parents dies with a deactivated or operational pacemaker. The absence of clear medical guidance only adds to increasing their emotional burden. Because they cannot rely on the necessary medical resources, close relatives and wired heart cyborgs themselves depend on