Junkware / Thierry Bardini.

Are we made of junk? Thierry Bardini believes we are. Examining an array of cybernetic structures from genetic codes to communication networks, he explores the idea that most of culture and nature, including humans, is composed primarily of useless, but always potentially recyclable, material otherw...

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Main Author: Bardini, Thierry
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press, ©2011.
Series:Posthumanities ; 13.
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505 0 |a ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; CODA: Lambdas All Over the Place; INTRODUCTION, or a Set of Promoters: Robbe-Grillet Cleansing Every Object in Sight, and Vik Muniz Piling Them Up; Part I: 3' Biomolecular Junk; Part II: 5' Molar Junk: Hyperviral Culture; DE-CODA; GLOSSARY; NOTES; INDEX. 
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