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    • The study investigates the complex relationship between femininity and technology.
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    • The paper addresses the concept of being positioned as 'Other' to emergent technologies.

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    • Femininity is often associated with fluid, uncontained qualities in relation to technology.
    • There is a potential for technology to be re-envisioned through a feminine lens.
    • CD-ROM performances offer examples of embodying these intersections.

    Conclusions:

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    • It highlights the significance of feminist perspectives in understanding and shaping technology.
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