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Dumit, J. (In Press). Mind Matters: The Social, Material and Entrepreneurial Development of Functional Brain Imaging.

Dumit, J. (In Press). Mindful images: Brain scans and personhood in biomedical America.

Dumit, J. (In Press). History of Science 179v. Brains in Culture: Love, Lies and Neurotransmitters American Style. Abstract

Dumit, J. (2003). Picturing personhood: Brain scans and biomedical identity.

Dumit, J. (2002). Drugs for life. Molecular Interventions. 2, 124-27.

Dumit, J. (1997). A digital image of the category of the person: PET scanning and objective self-fashioning. Cyborgs and citadels: Anthropological interventions in emerging sciences and technologies.

Dumit, J. (1995). Twenty-first-Century PET: looking for mind and morality through the eye of technology. Technoscientific imaginaries: conversations, profiles and memoirs. 87-128.

Downey, G., Dumit, J., Traweek, S. (1993). Cyborg Anthropology: A Proposed Seminar at the School of American Research.

Downey, G.L., Dumit, J., Williams, S. (1992). Granting Membership to the Cyborg Image. 'Cyborg Anthropology II,' 91st Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco.