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Electronic Culture: Technology and Visual Representation

by Timothy Druckrey

Commentators from diverse fields provocatively ponder what Heidegger termed "the age of the world picture." His essay and 30 others appear under the rubrics of history, representation: photography and after, theory, and media/identity/culture. The discussion centers on the implications of cyberspace, virtual reality, and "the world as interface." Includes notes, a bibliography, b&w illustrations, but no index. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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