The cinematic life of the gene [electronic resource] / Jackie Stacey.
Cultural study of how genetic engineering & genomics have influenced cultural conceptions of the human body as evidenced in contemporary films.
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Durham [NC] :
Duke University Press,
2010.
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Table of Contents:
- The hell of the same : cloning, Baudrillard, and the queering of biology
- She is not herself : the deviant relations of Alien : resurrection
- Screening the gene : femininity as code in Species
- Cloning as biomimicry
- Genetic impersonation and the improvisation of kinship : Gattaca's queer visions
- The uncanny architectures of intimacy in Code 46
- Cut-and-paste bodies : the shock of genetic simulation
- Leading across the in-between : transductive cinema in Teknolust
- Enacting the gene : the animation of science in Genetic admiration.