Frankensteins and Cyborgs: Visions of the Global Future in an Age of Technology
This paper draws attention to the role of representation in the depiction of scientific and technological innovation as a means of understanding the narratives that circulate concerning the shape of things to come. It considers how metaphors play an important part in the conduct of scientific explan...
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