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Tuesday, 15 January 2013

Master and Servant in Technoscience: Interdisciplinary Science Reviews Vol. 37.4

NEW ISSUE: Interdisciplinary Science Reviews Vol. 37.4
December 2012
Editorial: Master and Servant in Technoscience 
Krajewski, Markus

Letter, Word, and Good Messengers: Towards an Archaeology of Remote Communication 
Stock, Markus

Little Helpers. About Demons, Angels and Other Servants 
Canales, Jimena; Krajewski, Markus

Architect and Service Architect: The Quarrel between Charles Barry and David Boswell Reid 
Gleich, Moritz

The Lives of Mechanical Servants 
Brandstetter, Thomas

The Extended Body of Stephen Hawking 
Mialet, Hélène

Read the issue here: http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/maney/isr/2012/00000037/00000004
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