Malleable, digital and posthuman: a permanently beta life

Bingley [England]: Emerald Publishing (2021)
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This book proposes a posthumanist research methodology for future research in the areas of the economy, the human self, politics, and research ethics, providing a novel explanatory and methodological framework for studying today's world.

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B842.5.K35 2021

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