Networked Bodies and Extended Corporealities: Theorizing the Relationship between the Body, Embodiment, and Contemporary New Media.

This article discusses connections between bodily experiences and media technology in feminist studies. Author Susan Kozel discusses the relationship between technology and embodiment in her book "Closer: Performance, Technologies, Phenomenology" by Susan Kozel. In her book "Materializing New Media:...

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Published in:Feminist Studies Vol. 35; no. 3; pp. 603 - 625
Main Author: White, Michele
Format: Article
Published: Feminist Studies, Inc. Fall2009
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