Titlebook: Resilient Cyborgs; Living and Dying wit Nelly Oudshoorn Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Nelly Oudshoornryptographic, communication, and computational feats that are widely believed to be classically impossible [., ., ., ., ., .], as shown for example by the polynomial-time quantum algorithm for integer factorization due to Shor [.]. As a result, the field has now been the subject of numerous popular

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e most important Lie algebras [.]. Using the bivector representation of a Lie operator, we can easily compute a variety of invariants useful in robotics and image analysis. In our study of rigid motion in the .-dimensional affine plane, we use both the structure of the Lie algebra alongside the oper

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intersections. Introductory chapters also look at algebraic axioms, vector algebra and geometric conventions and the book closes with a chapter on how the algebra is applied to computer graphics..978-1-84996-697-9978-1-84628-997-2

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‘How Did You Get that Scar?’ Gender and the Appropriation of Visibly Marked Bodiesrn to live with their visibly marked bodies, I adopt and refine the theory of passing developed in disability studies. This chapter describes how gendered mismatches between devices, bodies, and Western cultural norms about femininity and beauty contribute to a techno-geography of resilience, which delegates new responsibilities to women.

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Book 2020echnologies, but simultaneously transform the fragility of bodies by introducing new vulnerabilities. Oudshoorn offers a fascinating examination of what it takes to become a resilient cyborg, and in the process develops a valuable new sociology of creating ‘resilient’ cyborgs.

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The Second Life of Pacemakers: Creating Resilient Implants and Infrastructures for Pacemaker Reuse i South illustrates that vulnerabilities and resilience are not necessarily restricted to humans. This chapter argues that any understanding of the work involved in creating resilience to vulnerabilities, including health risks and unintended use of technologies, should include the building of resilient devices and infrastructures.

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Rematerializing the Cyborg: Understanding the Agency of People Living with Technologies Inside Theirnce implanted in bodies, they will work automatically by themselves and don’t require any agency of their ‘users.’ As I argue in this book, any discourse or policy that assumes a passive role of people living with technologies inside their bodies silences the fact that keeping cyborg bodies alive in

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