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This volume explores points of intersection and divergence between critical conceptions of time and technology, drawing on a range of perspectives and approaches to examine our mediated and material embodied entanglements with key questions about life and death.
Elizabeth Stephens is Australian Research Council Future Fellow in the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities at the University of Queensland, Australia. She is the author of three books, most recently Normality: A Critical Genealogy (2017). Karin Sellberg is Lecturer in Humanities in the School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry at the University of Queensland, Australia. She has published extensively on feminist discourses of corporeality and time, and has edited two books: Gender & Time (2017) and Corporeality and Culture: Bodies in Movement (2015).
Introduction: The Somatechnics of Life and Death: Recent Trends in Gender Studies Elizabeth Stephens and Karin Sellberg 1. (Micro)chimerism, Immunity and Temporality: Rethinking the Ecology of Life and Death Margrit Shildrick 2. The Queer Temporality of CandidaHomo Biotechnocultures Tarsh Bates 3. The Logic of Life: Thinking Suicide through Somatechnics Saartje Tack 4. Disrupting Time: Somatechnics and the Opening of the Interval Laura Roberts 5. Experimenting with 'Life' in Nineteenth-Century Physiology: Brown-Séquard's Method for Characterising Blood Patrick M. Walsh 6. The 'Turns' of Feminist Time: Evolutionary Logic, Life and Renewal in 'New Materialist' Feminist Philosophy Karin Sellberg 7. The Somatechnics of Breath: Trans* Life at this Moment in History: An Interview with Susan Stryker Elizabeth Stephens and Karin Sellberg
