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What Counts as Human? A Discussion with Christopher Fynsk, Ursula Heise, and Illah Nourbakhsh
Andy Warhol Museum 
03/10/2017 
7:00 PM - 12:00 AM  
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Non-fiction 
Warhol Museum and Carnegie Nexus 
Description and Reader Names: Illah Nourbakhsh, professor of robotics at CMU and director of Pittsburgh’s CREATE Lab, asks us to consider: 'What if we become so manipulable... that we’re the robots?' He poses this and other provocative questions in this interdisciplinary triple bill that brings literature, philosophy, and technology studies together to consider the human as an agent of mimicry and self-alienation by way of—and despite—technological advances.
Nourbakhsh is joined by Christopher Fynsk, Maurice Blanchot chair and dean of the philosophy and critical theory division of the European Graduate School, and Ursula Heise, professor of literary studies at UCLA and co-founder of its Lab for Environmental Narrative Strategies (LENS).
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117 Sandusky St. 
 
 
Pittsburgh 
PA 
15212 
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Rick Armstrong 
 
 
 
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