Journal Maska, Special Number, 76–77 (2002)
Editor: Marina Gržinić
Biotechnology, Philosophy and Sex
The present special issue of Maska, dedicated to Biotechnology, Philosophy and Sex, with its texts presented also on an international conference, brings a renewed reflection on science and technology, bio-chips and organs, the male and the female (trans-sexuality) within the framework of a philosophical and interdisciplinary (artistic, cultural, political) context. Cloning and diverse attitudes towards globality have a deep impact on the policy of representation that focuses on the human body and thus develops systems and paradigms, structures and matrixes of representations of bodies, which are determined through history, social gender and class. (Marina Gržinić)
Marie-Luise Angerer (Germany)
Caroline Bassett (Great Britain)
Dominique Chateau (France)
Sarah Franklin (Great Britain)
Claudia Reiche (Germany)
Marina Gržinić (Slovenia)
Maria Klonaris/Katerina Thomadaki (France)
Marie-José Mondzain (France)
Karin Spaink (Netherlands)
Jackie Stacey (Great Britain)
Journal Maska, Special Number, 76–77 (2002)
Editor: Marina Gržinić
Contents
Sarah Franklin: DOLLY’S BODY: SOCIAL SEX, GENETICS and THE NEW GENETIC CAPITAL
Claudia Reiche: THE VISIBLE MAN PROJECT: ACCESS TO THE ENHANCED BODY IMAGE
Sarah Franklin, Celia Lury & Jackie Stacey: SECOND NATURE-SPHERES OF LIFE
Marie-Luise Angerer: THE BODY STRIKES BACK
Maria Klonaris & Katerina Thomadaki: DISSIDENT BODIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Marie-Jose Mondzain: FIGURES OF OTHERNESS AND DIFFERENCE IN THE WORK OF KLONARIS AND THOMADAKI
Marina Gržinić: ZLOM
Karin Spaink: CYBORGS: BEYOND DICHOTOMIES
Caroline Bassett: STRETCHING BEFORE AND AFTER
Dominique Chateau: POETIC VERTICALITY. THE SYLVIA PLATH TRILOGY BY SANDRA LAHIRE
