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Relying on modern theories of media, this paper highlights the mechanisms of representation/characterization (female/male) body in cyberpunk dramas Computer and Network by Croatian dramatist Tanja Radović. The main issues in the paper are how the mass media change the perception of the body which as well as what are the forms of gender discrimination in the computer generated reality of the aforementioned dramas whose virtual worlds are significantly marked by the influence of gaming culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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