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Cybersurgery and surgical (dis)embodiment: technology, science, art and the body
Julie Doyle
University of Brighton
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Art-science
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Cyber
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Digital Penetration
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Digitized Image
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Disembodiment
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Early Nineteenth Century
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Flat Screen
50%
Historical Role
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History of Surgery
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Imaging Technology
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Material Body
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Practice of Surgery
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Surgeons
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Surgical Practice
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Surgical Technology
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Technological Mediation
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Technology Science
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Three-dimensional (3D)
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Arts and Humanities
Art and science
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Conception
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Contemporary
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Digital
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Early Nineteenth-century
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History of surgery
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Imaging
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Three-Dimensional
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Works of Art
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Engineering
Material Body
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Relevancy
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United Kingdom
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