Human Programming
Published in University of Minnesota Press eBooks • Jul 15, 2016
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Authors:
Scott Selisker
Abstract
The third chapter considers how technological ideas about “programming”—in cybernetics, computer science, and genetics—broadened the applications of automaton discourse and images. Such ideas were used to represent devalued forms of labor, Asian Americans, and post-Cold War fundamentalism.Selisker a...
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