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Saunders & Briggs, Building ContractorsThere are alternative imagined futures relevant to the themes of this book, both in academic theories and the wider culture, and a biodigital imaginary may be emerging. The chapter concludes with an argument for the necessary retention of teachers in our biodigital future, to navigate the tensions,

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Saunders & Briggs, Building Contractorsuch of our understanding of the pandemic is out of its depth that we need to use theoretical insights like those we have drawn on to examine and resist the myths and pretences that have been used to disguise that failure of understanding and to create new knowledge ecologies and forms of education.

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Biodigital Philosophy, Technological Convergence, and Postdigital Knowledge Ecologiesquires a biodigital interpretation oriented towards ecosystems and coordinated Earth systems. In this understanding, neither the digital humanities, the biohumanities, nor the posthumanities sit outside of biodigitalism. Instead, posthumanism is but one form of biodigitalism that mediates the biohum

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Reconceiving the Digital Network: From Cells to Selvesen as epiphenomena of these underlying processes, where for example, a cell will establish ‘connection’ as a means of maintaining its viability in an uncertain environment. Taking a boundary-preservation viewpoint allows for a homological analysis of similar processes from cells to selves. We illust

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and Indigenous Exosomatic Memory: Heidegger, Stiegler, and Cutting the Gordian Knot of Modernitymory and Heidegger to consider how technology shapes epistemology and phenomenology; from the early cave paintings of the Palaeolithic to the smart device of contemporary late modernity. Philosophy of language helps to understand these stages in exosomatic memory. Accelerating technologies increase

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Agriculture 4.0: Bioinformationalism and Postdigital Hybrid Assemblagess are characterised by confident expectations of progress, invoking ideas of sustainability and increased food security. Whilst these new technologies will no doubt achieve these goals, there are implications which are revealed when examining these technologies through the lens of postdigital hybrid

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