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Short comment on Wendy Chun's new book: Programmed Visions
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By Zulkarnain on Sep 15th, 2011
  1. Coding & Development
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Gender & Sexuality
  4. HASTAC Scholars
  5. History
  6. Digital Humanities
  7. Visualization
  8. Culture
  9. Technology
  1. book
  2. computer coding
  3. computing history
  4. DNA
  5. gender and sexuality
  6. Review
  7. software studies

Re-posted from my Goodreads page. I'm planning to write a full review about this book and another one from MIT Software Studies series: Code/Space...
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Living Mediations: Biology, Technology and Art
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By program on Mar 29th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Gender & Sexuality
  3. HASTAC Scholars
  4. Journalism & Media
  5. Visualization
  6. Sciences & Neurosciences
  7. Culture
  1. bioart
  2. biology
  3. body
  4. bodyworlds
  5. death
  6. DNA
  7. human
  8. Life
  9. media studies
  10. medical
  11. medicine
  12. plastination
  13. science
  14. skeleton
  15. visualization

First exhibited in Tokyo from 1995-1997, German anatomist Gunther von Hagens' Body Worlds exhibits have since been shown in over 50 venues...
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Rosalind Franklin & Wyllie O Hagan, DNA Discoveries in Science and Art
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By De Craene on Oct 18th, 2007
  1. Gender & Sexuality
  2. History
  3. K-12 Learning
  4. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. DNA
  2. gender
  3. history
  4. K-12
  5. Rosalind Franklin
  6. science
  7. Technohistory
  8. Women in Science
  9. Women's Studies
  10. Wyllie O Hagan

Teachers share with your students about women in science through art and digital media. I remember reading The Double Helixyears ago and Rosalind...
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