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Episode 8: Cyberfeminism - Cyborgs, Technology, & Women

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2023-03-08

Authors

Richards, Isabel
McCarthy, Ella

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Happy International Women's Day 2023! For our first ever IWD episode (and first technology-centred episode!) we explore cyberfeminism and the relationships between women and technology in pop culture - covering everything from Donna Harraway and cyborgs to cyberfeminist art collectives and Black Mirror episodes. ... and if none of that means anything to you (yet!), you're truly in for a treat.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/286906

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ANU Student Research

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Podcast

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Access via Publisher site

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10.25911/J1WQ-1012

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2099-12-31

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