Bibliography

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	Bendle, Mervyn F. “Teleportation, Cyborgs and the Posthuman Ideology.” Social Semiotics 12:1 (Apr. 2002): 45-62.
	Popular Sciences
	Keywords: Biological Sciences \| biotechnology \| capitalism \| cults \| cybernetics \| cyborgs \| economics \| genetics \| internet \| Katherine Hayles \| mythology \| nanotechnology \| popular sciences \| posthumanism \| social sciences \| technology \| teleportation \| theory \| transhumanism \| utopia



	Forbes, Nancy. Imitation of Life: How Biology is Inspiring Computing. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2004.
	Computers & Digital Technology
	Keywords: algorithms \| artificial intelligence \| automata \| Biological Sciences \| Computers & Digital Technology \| evolution \| genetics \| John von Neumann \| metaphor \| modeling \| nanotechnology \| technology



	Harris, Steven B. “A.I. and the Return of the Krell Machine.” Skeptic 9:3 (2002): 68-79.
	Popular Sciences
	Keywords: artificial intelligence \| nanotechnology \| nuclear energy \| physical & mathematical sciences \| physics \| popular sciences \| science fiction



	Hughes, James. Citizen Cyborg: Why Democratic Societies Must Respond To the Redesigned Human of the Future. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 2004.
	Medicine
	Keywords: Biological Sciences \| biotechnology \| cybernetics \| eugenics \| medicine \| nanotechnology \| philosophy \| social sciences



	Johnston, John “Distributed Information: Complexity Theory in the Novels of Neal Stephenson and Linda Nagata.” Science Fiction Studies 28 (July 2001): 223-245.
	Computers & Digital Technology
	Keywords: allegory \| artificial intelligence \| Biological Sciences \| Bruce Sterling \| chaos \| computers and digital technology \| Linda Nagata \| nanotechnology \| Neal Stephenson \| rhetoric of science \| science fiction \| theory \| Turing machines



	Stafford, Barbara Maria. Leveling the New Old Transcendence: Cognitive Coherence in the Era of Beyondness. New Literary History 35 (Spring 2004): 321-338.
	Theory
	Keywords: artificial intelligence \| beyondness \| congnition \| culture studies \| genetics \| knowledge \| nanotechnology \| neo-Platonism \| neurobiology \| phenomenology \| physical & mathematical sciences \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| rhetoric of science \| romanticism \| social sciences \| technology \| theory