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• Topics in Cyborg Anthropology
  [[The Prosthetic Impulse: From a Posthuman Present to a Biocultural Future]] Edited by Marquard Smith and Joanne Morra, 2005 [[The Uncanny: Experiments in Cyborg Culture]] by Bruce Grenville (Editor)
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• O'Reilly Webcast
  In Freud's Civilization and Its Discontents, he warned of "a possible future in which the magnificence of humans as prosthetic gods is tempered by the i ...ence is breathtaking”. He says that it makes it difficult to imagine the future for his charactes.
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• Book
  ...or. Though these ideas might be accurate, they generally come from popular culture, commonly held ideas by many people. The popular idea of the cyborg is one In Freud's Civilization and Its Discontents, he warned of "a possible future in which the magnificence of humans as prosthetic gods is tempered by the i
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• Technology is Opportunity
  the idea of social solidarity. instead of being stuck in a space without culture, one can log onto the internet and get connected to a community of interest ...replay culture and future history. or the idea of history and present and future blending into one.
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• Kevin Kelly
  ...on virtual reality, ecological restoration, the global teenager, Internet culture and artificial life (to name just a few early trends). ...L is considered by the growing Internet population to be a model of online culture, and a pioneer in developing online communities. It currently has 10,000 me
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• Visions of Heaven and Hell: Information Technology and the Future
  ...the Future]] (Welcome to the Jungle, The Virtual Wasteland and Selling the Future) 1995. Films for the Humanities & Sciences. Format: VHS Tape [http://amzn.t ...ed that they end up doing things to prepare. Their preparation changes the future, even if nothing ends up happening.
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• Surface surface everywhere
  ...becomes an enthusiastic participant in the symbolic arenas of contemporary culture. People can then devote themselves to indulging their fantasies without gui ...construct" or "deactualize" reality. In the vision they offer, the popular culture that appropriates everything and turns it into a simulation and a story lin
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• Production of Space and Identity
  ...t it's like now. That and violence" ([[Clicking In: Hot Links To A Digital Culture|Leeson]], 56). ...to or not is yet another question" ([[Clicking In: Hot Links To A Digital Culture|Leeson]], 57).
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• In the Beginning was the Command Line
  ...he Command Line] is an important article for culture, both in the present, future and historical sense. It cuts into what really is happening in the world, o
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• Identity
  ...the future, we will not survive. What we idealize about a perfect working future cannot exist without its bugs. Programmers make systems that strain more th ...the future, we will not survive. What we idealize about a perfect working future cannot exist without its bugs. Programmers make systems that strain more th
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• Interface Resolution
  ...re]] | [[The Prosthetic Impulse: From a Posthuman Present to a Biocultural Future]] | [[Fractal Prosthetics]] | [[Prosthetics And Their Discontents]]
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• Interface Culture
  Interface culture is now occurring when with the rise of fractal prosthetics. We have screens ...egate that has flows of information that cause people to make decisions on future actions. We're tryin to get something done on these interfaces.
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• Fractal Prosthetics
  ...re]] | [[The Prosthetic Impulse: From a Posthuman Present to a Biocultural Future]] | [[Fractal Prosthetics]] | [[Prosthetics And Their Discontents]]
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• Science Fiction as Future
  ...Report has given us the narrative that allows us to collectively imagine a future. ...cell phone and Bluetooth wireless device. It also helped us to deal with a future of limitless horizons and exploration found on the many social sites of the
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• Ethics in Anthropology: Public Presentation of Anthropological Material
  ...on the Ik questioned “the reader’s conscience and the fragility of all culture” (1996: 85). However, space and time constraints may require primary ethn #Responsibility to the community as a whole, now and in the future. Many of these responsibilities are interrelated we will look at a few and
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• Principles of Professional Responsibility
  ...in the field that, by their behavior and example, they will not jeopardize future research there. The responsibility is not to analyze and report so as to of ...cological situations is essential to our understanding of human nature, of culture, and of society.
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• H+ Elbow
  ...rother|Little Brother/Sousveillance]] (civil disobedience and surveillance culture) *[http://nickbostrom.com/ Nick Bostrom, Professor, Director, Future of Humanity Institute]
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• I See Borged People
  ...hyperlinked memories are extensions of our own memory into cyberspace for future retrieval. What I found interesting about this concept, is hyperlinked mem ...deration when theorizing the future of technology. And also, perhaps, the future course of anthropology.
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• The Anthropology of Cyberspace
  ...gess, Jean and Joshua Green. 2009. Youtube. Online Video and Participatory Culture. Digital Media and Society Series. Malden, MA: Polity. *Castañeda, Claudia. 2001. Robotic Skin: The Future of Touch? In Ahmed, S. and J. Stacey (eds): Thinking Through the Skin. Lond
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• Godzilla and the Bullet Train: Technology and Culture in Modern Japan
  ...ar attention to the interplays between business, ideology, technology, and culture. We will discuss key historical phenomena that symbolize modern Japan as a ...ch informed conclusions about factual information regarding technology and culture in Japan.
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