From the story of Dr. Frankenstein to the man-machine fiction of Philip K. Dick, readers have been enthralled by the possibilities of interaction between technological creations and themselves. This work builds on that fascination to show how technological entities may very well turn out to be objects of real, human desire.
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From the story of Dr. Frankenstein to the man-machine fiction of Philip K. Dick, readers have been enthralled by the possibilities of interaction between technological creations and themselves. This work builds on that fascination to show how technological entities may very well turn out to be objects of real, human desire.
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