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Even prior to the pandemic of 2020, human civilization had become increasingly tethered to the Network, a condition of perpetual digital/remote/virtual connection, carrying smartphones on bodies in a form of latent cyborgism, and immersing in representations and performativity of self via social media networks, among others.  

While day to day sociality, business, and politics blur the boundaries between offline  and online experience, creating a global, extended telepresence, the media also  proliferated video clips, captured by cell phone users, of the murder POC, including Eric Garner, for one, who’s “I can’t breathe” would cause a wave of protest over the right of a physical body, of a person, to exist. His last moments were broadcast throughout the world. Meanwhile, later, during the early wave of the pandemic, nurses held up smart phones so one could say a final goodbye to their sick loved ones who were unable to breathe. Both are instances of the complex interaction and relationship between the body, tech, and mortality.

In the Age of Pandemic and Network, the body is potentially resurrected, reconsidered,  and/or reconstructed. Newbodies/Nobodies features work that attempts to explore and critique a new figuration, a new body (virtual, cyborg, queer), body-politic, or a no-body  (nobody), cyberspace, and transhumanism; as well as animal bodies and the  natural/unnatural world(s) during this post-long-COVID/Network Condition.
 

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