Chris Hables Gray

Autor/a de The Cyborg Handbook

6+ obres 260 Membres 2 Ressenyes

Sobre l'autor

Chris Hables Gray is currently Associate Professor of Cultural Studies of Science and Technology at the University of Great Falls in Montana and Core Faculty for the Union Institute

Inclou el nom: Chris Habl Gray

Crèdit de la imatge: Chris Hables Gray in Amsterdam

Obres de Chris Hables Gray

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The Cyborg Handbook (1995) — Editor — 142 exemplars

Cyborg Citizen: Politics in the Posthuman Age (1979) 69 exemplars

Postmodern War: The New Politics of Conflict (1997) 39 exemplars

Peace, War and Computers (2004) 5 exemplars

Modified : living as a cyborg (2020) 3 exemplars

Technohistory: Using the History of American Technology in Interdisciplinary Research (1996) — Editor — 2 exemplars

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Obres associades

The Posthuman Condition: Ethics, Aesthetics and Politics of Biotechnological Challenges (2012) — Col·laborador — 8 exemplars

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Data de naixement: 1953-08-23
Gènere: male
Nacionalitat: USA
Lloc de naixement: Bishop, California, USA
Llocs de residència: Santa Cruz, California, USA
Great Falls, Montana, USA
Educació: Stanford University (BA|1975)
University of California, Santa Cruz (PhD|1991)
Professions: Associate Professor, University of Great Falls
Organitzacions: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education
American Studies Association
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
Society for the History of Technology
Society for the Social Studies of Science
History of Science Society

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Cyborg Citizen: Politics in the Posthuman Age de Chris Habl Gray

A nice general introduction to the subject. While a bit dated at times, the main importance is pointing out just how much we've already changed our definition of human potential by integrating ourselves with our tools. As good as it might be though, he makes for a far more riveting speaker. If you have a chance to catch one of his lectures, it's one of the most wide reaching looks into a life of counter culture computer science that I've ever heard.

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johnemersonsfoot | Jun 23, 2007 |