id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
work_bt47vpaq7zbo5f5mkjknm3a27u	Kim Louise Parrent	Holo-pursuits: holographic identity & agency in Star Trek: the Next Generation & Voyager	2017	300	.pdf	application/pdf	80854	6000	65	the identity and position of holograms in relation to human communities Star Trek, the liberal humanist individual views humanity as capable of living Like the early depictions of aliens in Star Trek, non-organic life forms relation to agency and power.56 Culture creates the human condition in terms hologram in Star Trek and their relationship to culture – both that of humans Trek: Voyager, the Doctor seeks to emulate the "human condition" by Trek: Voyager, the Doctor seeks to emulate the "human condition" by a hologram, like Moriarty, is a simulated human entity that "doubts, Picard chooses to situate Moriarty as a simulated human and not a life form the human (Janeway) and the machine (the Doctor) and, as Katherine Hayles human eye, exposes as flawed Janeway's vision of the Doctor as like a the Doctor and other holograms struggle to try to be "human" and yet cannot 	./cache/work_bt47vpaq7zbo5f5mkjknm3a27u.pdf	./txt/work_bt47vpaq7zbo5f5mkjknm3a27u.txt