Androids in the Enlightenment : mechanics, artisans, and cultures of the self / Adelheid Voskuhl.
By: Voskuhl, Adelheid.
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Introduction: androids, Enlightenment, and the human-machine boundary -- The harpsichord-playing android; or, clock-making in Switzerland -- The dulcimer-playing android; or, furniture-making in the Rhineland -- The design of the mechanics; or, sentiments replicated in clockwork -- Poetic engagement with piano-playing women automata -- The "Enlightenment automaton" in the modern industrial age.
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688:93 STANDAGE The mechanical Turk : | 688:93 STANTON A brief history of video games / | 688:93 STRAUSS Automata : | 688:93 VOSKUHL Androids in the Enlightenment : | 688:93 WOOD Living dolls : | 689:93 BALL One hundred years of Model Engineering : | 689:93 ICONS Icons of invention : |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 231-269) and index.
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