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Foreword : And Yet It Moves
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Paweł Pyrka
Anna Warso
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The Road to Interactivity : The Influence of Media Convergence on Talent Show Programs
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Izabela Kurczewska
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Also These Voices : Technology and Gender in the Practice of Fanvidding
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Joanna Kucharska
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The Effect of Technology on Language and the Importance of Language Technologies
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Rafał Uzar
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Is There a Literature in this Class?
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Urszula Pawlicka
| s. 122, 42-56
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When Man Becomes Machine : The Creation of ‘Symborgs’ in Pop Cultural Universes
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Ewelina Twardoch
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Technologized Culture or Cultured Technology? : Video Games as a New Form of Storytelling
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Ewa Drab
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(Re)Designing Human : Genetics in Cinema : The Dialectics of Past, Present and Future
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Aneta Jałocha
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Stereo Vision and the Imaginary Man : The Influence of 3D Technology on the Experience of the Film Viewer
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Piotr Fortuna
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Technology as Witchcraft : Fear and Desire: A Female Robot in Fritz Lang’s Metropolis
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Zbigniew Wałaszewski
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Fifty Shades of Real : The Sexual and the Virtual in Spike Jonze’s Her
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Rafał Morusiewicz
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