Titlebook: Cyberpsychology; ángel J. Gordo-López (Assistant Lecturer, member o Textbook 1999Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999 communic

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Vertiginous Technology: Towards a Psychoanalytic Genealogy of Technique read and revise a substantial chapter of our lifetimes seems appropriate. I am referring in particular to the penultimate meta-account of modernity that, after hoisting discourses pertaining to electronic and digital information technologies to the top rank of the cultural superstructure, now presents itself under the rubric of ‘cyberculture’.

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Cyberpsychology: Postdisciplinary Contexts and Projectsn. Greek philosophers and empiricist scholars depicted the human being as being no more than a tabula rasa, an image itself inspired by earlier ancient scribes’ wax boards. Since then endless exemplars of thinking and machine analogies have been proposed to understand mental processes. Among these w

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The Labouring Body and the Posthumanr own culture, that the functions and parameters of society, far from being an expression of subjective individual or collective concerns, are in fact being given to us by the various forms of information technologies that have proliferated over the last 30 years, most emblematically in the shape of

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Cyberpsychosis: The Feminization of the Postbiological Bodygenuine attempt to deconstruct the binary organization of the sexes. From ‘strategic essentialism’ to ‘écriture féminine’ feminist theory has persistently sought to denature the patriarchal ideology that social roles are physiologically ordained, indicating how both men and women may access and live

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Genealogies of the Self in Virtual-Geographical Realityh for origins, desire for a one-to-one relationship. The intention behind naming is to establish consistency, and classical knowledge was organized around naming so that it could be developed as a system of identities, and as a path to essential denominations of the identified. Things had to be give

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Cyborgs and Stigma: Technology, Disability, Subjectivitypeople with disabilities. We begin by discussing the . initiative in this book and outlining some meanings associated with the term ‘cyborg’, to inform our discussion of the effects of technology upon bodies and subjectivities. Then we introduce German Critical Psychology and the notion of ., which

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Psychological Ethics and Cyborg Body Politicssubjectivities, have stirred up anew a sense of life in the twilight zone. Neither wholly unmoored from our familiar ways of being nor completely jacked into cyberspace, we are instead caught up in the visual and digital cultural-political surrounds of transitions and transformations, restagings and

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