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2017Love, poetry and revolt: the embodied aesthetics of Jack LindsayCranny-Francis, A
2007-03-01Mapping cultural auracy: The sonic politics of the day the Earth stood stillCranny-Francis, A
2009-01Mediating human-technology relationships: explorations of hybridity, humanity and embodiment in Doctor WhoCranny-Francis, A
2005-01Moving the Matrix: kinesics, space and embodiment in the Matrix trilogyCranny-Francis, A; Gillis, S
2005-01MultiMedia: Texts and ContextsCranny-Francis, A
1994-01Popular CultureCranny-Francis, A
2015-06-26Robots, androids, aliens, and others: The erotics and politics of science fiction filmCranny-Francis, A
2013-02-01Sculpture as deconstruction: The aesthetic practice of Ron MueckCranny-Francis, A
2011-09-01Semefulness: A social semiotics of touchCranny-Francis, A
2012-01Semefulness: Touch, Design and MeaningCranny-Francis, A; Phillip Breedon
2006-01Somatic Technologies: Embodiment, New Technologies and the UndeadCranny-Francis, A
2008-01Sonic Assault to Massive Attack: touch, sound and embodimentCranny-Francis, A
2006-01Spinning ACranny-Francis, A
2013-11-12Technology and touch: The biopolitics of emerging technologiesCranny-Francis, A
2009-07-01Touching film: the practice politics of viewing andCranny-Francis, A
2008-01Touching Skin: embodiment and the senses in the work of Ron MueckCranny-Francis, A; Anderson, N; Schlunke, K
2009-01'Vaster than Empire(s), and more slow: the politics and economics of embodiment in Doctor WhoCranny-Francis, A; Tulloch, J; Harrigan, P; Wardrip-Fruin, N
2008-08-01Wear now!Cranny-Francis, A
2009-06Why the Cybermen Stomp: Sound in the New Doctor WhoCranny-Francis, A
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