Resumen

AMORIM, Alexandre Sobral Loureiro  y  CECCIM, Ricardo Burg. Madman-Ant Linkages: which the unpostponable for a cyborgbody?. Rev. Polis Psique [online]. 2017, vol.7, n.1, pp. 202-226. ISSN 2238-152X.

Contributing to the field of health scientific studies with provocations on cyborgbody, the article provides an unusual textual route to study health in contemporary society. Producing linkages between science-fiction short story "The Electric Ant" by Philip K. Dick, with the Antonin Artaud‘s poetic (dis)constructions of the Body-without- Organs, was apprehended that, after rendering the body as a machine, protested postponed a powerful desire of return, as the android (the cyborg becoming) struggles - after reaching its perfection as a machine - to conquer life and its sensations (memories, inscriptions, risks). Was quested to think the movements of (im)possible bodies who rebel against their cyborgzation so that life can escape: tears in the clinic territories; reality shifts; imagination; standards subversion and deconstruction of control over the body; other-human-bodies fabulation in collective health. Body-without-Organs to other (im)possible clinics.

Palabras clave : Cyborg; Corporealities; Body-without-Organs; Scientific-Fiction; Collective Health.

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