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Digital neo-colonialism and artificial intelligence in Binary Bisecting (2023) — thesis

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Universität Wien / Universitätsbibliothek u:theses

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Complete94-page PDF download;selected cover,abstracts,contentsPDF1–8,introductionPDF9–13/printed1–5,conclusionPDF82–85/printed74–77;text only,not full thesis or images

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Wiesmayer’s2025 master’s thesis reads the anthology through literary comparison and argues for Ubuntu ethics,decolonial knowledge and translation into African languages. Situated scholarly reception,not continent-wide opinion,AI-bias experiment or causal social proof.Authorial positionality and stated LLM refusal are not workflow audit.Cited originals/theories/claims not all verified;thesis does not date anthology launch or edition order. DOI10.25365/thesis.79284;repository86pages versus94PDFpages retained as distinct extents,not assumed corruption.Publication exact day unknown.

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