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... Nicholas Booth describes the steps to innovation Edna Cyberpunk Beating the bombers Mitsubishi apricot The modem meeting: ...
1996 - Gale Group | TDA
... and related literary practices, especially the genre called cyberpunk? Why did Japan become the only non-Western ... namely, Western cyborg [End Page 335] philosophy, American cyberpunk, Japanese cyberpunk, and Japanese theory of uniqueness known as nihonjinron. ... cultural dynamism of ideological production. The definitions of cyberpunk and cyberfeminism in this essay are thus heavily ... identity as developed by both cyberfeminism and American cyberpunk literature of the early-1980s impacted Japan's ... Japanese identity politics. With several examples from Japanese cyberpunk novels, I will argue that Japanese adaptation of ...
Tópico(s): Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
2004 - Penn State University Press | Comparative Literature Studies
Taki, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Rabbi Marvin Hier, Christopher Middleton, Barbara Hall, Charles Hall, John Davison, John Peter, Pam Barrett, James Serwer, Dave Moorcroft, Lesley White, Roland Rench, Theodore Dalrymple, Liz Vibert, Nick Rufford, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, Roy Porter, Michael Elliott, Ivo Tennant, Graham Rose, Anthony Bambridge, John Raybould, Scott Lucas, Robin Morgan, Sally Payne, Frederic Raphael, Clive Davis, Deborah Moggach, Mary Wilson, Duncan Sprott, Mark Jolly, Jenny Kerr, Lynne Truss, Graham Ferguson, Richard Felstead, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Kevin Carter, Irwin Stelzer, Simon Hinde Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, John Millest, David Dougill, Siobhán Byrne, Pat Gibson, John Evans, Deanne Pearson, Dennis Hopper, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, William Dalrymple, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Ken Russell, Nesta Roberts, Jeremy Clarkson, James Lees-Milne's, Louise Taylor, Claire OLDFIELD's, Jenny Shields, Sylvia Greenland, Geoff Whitten, Michael Jones, Kirstie Hamilton Deputy City Editor, Peter Millar, Elaine Darkin, Peter B Malcolm, Marius Brill, Peter Kellner, Adam Courtenay, Nicholas J M Timmins Public Policy Editor, George Perry, Niall Douglas, Robin Marlar, Nick Gardner, H Winstone, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Christine Toomey, Rob Steen, Eric Loms…, Bernard Cafferty, Mike Laws, Jon Freeman, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Lesley Hussell, Michael Prescott Political Correspondent, Paul Donovan, Martin Arostegui, Sue Lawrence, Anna Pukas Zagreb, Harry Lovelock, Louise Branson Ruma, Paul Driver, James Adams, Richard Dawkins, Simon Fanshawe, Ann McFerran, John Barratt, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Alex Ferguson, David Leppard, Peter Plant, Sally Goodsell, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Sheelagh Graham, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Cathy Scott-Clark Education Correspondent, John Barnwell, Amir Shivji, John Deal, Jon Culley, Phil Baker, Christopher Lloyd, Christina Lamb, Anna Pasternak, Sean Newsom, Laura Cumming, Lindsay Duguid, Lucy Shannan, Marie Colvin, Barry Fox, Diana Wright, June Ducas, Margaret Forster, Helen Hawkins, Rebecca Tanqueray, Frank Kane, Stephen Thorpe, T J Binyon, Andrew Neil, Paul Nuki, Joel Coler, Lynda La Plante, Julie Cohen, Martin Searby, Georgina Gill, Claire Oldfield, Ian Critchley, J. Rothschild, Mary Archer, Will Carling, Hilton Holloway, Colin McDowell, Bryan Appleyard, Fakhir Hussain, Christopher Goodwin, K Wickens, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Jonathan Ross's, Maurice Chittenden, Judith Smith, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Elizabeth A MacGregor, Mark Franchetti, Lesley Thomas Religious Affairs Correspondent, Rebecca Fowler, Robert Bennett, Ray Hutton, Peter Watts, Susan Elkin, Jonathan Leake, Simon Callow, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, B McCormack, Lesley Thomas, Elaine Chmislar, John Waples, A A Gill, Almasa Hadzic, Julie Smyth, Eric Ayoola, Bill Martin, Norman Macrae, Oliver Postgate, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Mark Henderson, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Anna Pukas, Alex Marcovic, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Adrian Levy, lan Burrell, Susan Clarke, Liam Clarke, Roger Dobson, David Wickers, Francine Morris, Om Midha, Mark Hodson, Joe Lovejoy, David Boothroyd, John Parker, Christina Jones, Jonathan Futrell, Chris Lightbown, Nigel Roebuck, Dan Cairns, John Cole, Hugh Pearman, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Emma Forrest, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Julia Langdon, Dr Roger Bowers, Stephen Boyd, Joanna Simon, Sophie Grigson, Molly Betteridge, Thos Steele, John Sweet, Stephen Hayward, Hilary Kay, Boris Schapiro,
... Estate Drayton Park, Daventry Multiple Display Advertising Items Cyberpunk way to buy a home Multiple Display Advertising ...
1995 - Gale Group | Sunday Times HA GDA
... of fiction in the information age by examining cyberpunk literature. movement less than a decade old, cyberpunk is driven by deep concerns about society, ethics, ... Literature. They address concerns common not only to cyberpunk and traditional science-fiction scholars, critics, and writers ... in perspective, the essays consider the origins of cyberpunk, the appropriation of its conventions by the mass media, the literature's paradoxical retrogressive/iconoclastic nature, cyberpunk's affinities to and deviations from both traditional ...
Tópico(s): Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
1992 - Penn State University Press | Utopian Studies
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... pen oppressed verse left-handedc? Are you a cyberpunk bard? Kate Muir catches New York's beat ...
1993 - Gale Group | TDA
... late 1980s and early 1990s, interest in the cyberpunk genre peaked in the Western world, perhaps most ... beginning in 1991) was no coincidence. In hindsight, cyberpunk tropes are easily identified in Akira to the ... it is nowadays widely regarded as a classic cyberpunk comic. But has this always been the case? ... see it as part of a wave of cyberpunk fiction? Did they draw the connections to previous works of the cyberpunk genre across different media that today seem obvious? ... past readers’ genre awareness. The attribution of the cyberpunk label to Akira competed with others such as ...
Tópico(s): Asian Culture and Media Studies
2018 - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute | Arts
... produce himself as mirror. Many critics argue that cyberpunk is genre that most clearly pronounces arrival of ... postmodern subject. Veronica Hollinger, for example, argues that cyberpunk is anti-humanist (204), and Brian McHale claims ... 253). My own sense is that genre of cyberpunk does not go so far, and I would ... It seems clear to me that it is cyberpunk's project to remythologize an earlier, powerfully autonomous ... a latter-day version of adventure/romance. The cyberpunk self, defined as male, is returned within free ...
Tópico(s): Contemporary Literature and Criticism
1995 - University of Wisconsin Press | Contemporary Literature
David Birch, Peter Henry Buck,
... readers might want to pursue some of the ‘cyberpunk’ novels — in particular the works of William Gibson — ... view understates the breadth of vision of the cyberpunk genre and could mislead, because the ‘console men’ ... as informed prediction? Gibson is not the only cyberpunk author, but he has become probably the most ... the subject, Mirrorshades is an excellent anthology of cyberpunk short stories which gives an overview of the spectrum of cyberpunk writing.
Tópico(s): Cybersecurity and Cyber Warfare Studies
1992 - Elsevier BV | Computer Law & Security Review
... identifiable sub-genre of science fiction known as cyberpunk addressed the speculative integration of information technology into everyday experience. Variants of cyberpunk fiction are both celebratory and critical of these ... the social organisation of work. One preoccupation of cyberpunk is the relationship between the body and cyberpunk technology. As the human body, in this fiction, is increasingly measured against superhuman standards, cyberpunk visualises a future of common disability in the ...
Tópico(s): Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction
1997 - SAGE Publishing | Convergence The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
... Transgendered Performance in Feminist and Lesbian Rewritings of Cyberpunk Fiction Thomas Foster (bio) What we have in ... Experiment Andrew Ross once rather notoriously described the cyberpunk fiction of William Gibson, originator of the cyberspace ... Page 708] (145). 1 In Ross’s reading, cyberpunk representations of virtual realities and human-computer interfaces ... about virtual reality, despite Ross’s characterization of cyberpunk fiction as inherently masculinist. In particular, Stone’s ...
Tópico(s): Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction
1997 - Johns Hopkins University Press | Modern fiction studies
Cyberpunk's influence upon our understanding of the information revolution is indicated by the fact that its ... but also its unprecedented pace. This paper reviews cyberpunk to demonstrate the vivid ways in which it ... and futuristic flu. Numerous examples are provided of cyberpunk'szeitgeist-capturing qualities in the face of a ... a healthy sense of its various deliberate ironies, cyberpunk's fictional exaggerations are seen as potentially instructive ...
Tópico(s): Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction
2001 - Routledge | Information Communication & Society
While cyberpunk is often described as a dystopian genre, the paper argues that it should be seen rather as ... its emergence in the 1980s and until today, cyberpunk has progressively succumbed to the post-utopian sensibility, ... repetition and recycling. By analyzing the chronotope of cyberpunk, the paper argues that the genre’s articulation ...
Tópico(s): Contemporary Literature and Criticism
2018 - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute | Arts
In her article "The Posthuman Ethos in Cyberpunk Science Fiction" María Goicoechea explores the posthuman tendencies of Anglo-American popular culture as they are manifested in the representations of the cyborgs, clones, and artificial intelligences that populate cyberpunk science fiction. Choosing the figure of the cyborg ... exposes the underlying tensions and contradictions present in cyberpunk prescient visions of humanity's evolution. Goicoechea reviews ... countercultural trend inside cyberculture. Goicoechea postulates that although cyberpunk narratives have been associated traditionally with the subversiveness ...
Tópico(s): Digital Games and Media
2008 - Purdue University Press | CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture
Cyberpunk cinema's fantasy of freeing the mind from the mortal body appears at odds with the ... some of the genre's films shows that cyberpunk cinema is also conservative, particularly in its anxious reassertion of obligatory heterosexuality. Cyberpunk cinema and brain sex intersect on conservative grounds ... body causes panic in brain sex studies and cyberpunk cinema, foreclosing innovative thought, despite their claims of ...
Tópico(s): Gender, Feminism, and Media
2004 - | NWSA Journal
... release of imagination to its various postmodern releases.Cyberpunk, for example.Romantic imagination is the source code ( ... the novel that marked the emergence of the "cyberpunk" or "mirrorshades" movement in postmodern science fiction.2The ... being."On the other: "cyberspace" or, in other cyberpunk idiom, the "matrix," "network," "grid," "Plateau."6The media ...
Tópico(s): Literature: history, themes, analysis
1990 - University of California Press | Representations
... animation, computer animation and digital cinema in two cyberpunk films: Oshii Mamoru's Ghost in the Shell ( ... in the Shell reveals that its reinvention of cyberpunk, and of analogue and new media produces a ...
Tópico(s): Cybernetics and Technology in Society
2002 - Routledge | Japan Forum
... BOOKER Technology, History, and the Postmodern Imagination: The Cyberpunk Fiction of William Gibson The Disneyland theme park, ... communication among different nations is a tech- The Cyberpunk Fiction of Wuliam Gibson65 nological reality. One also ...
Tópico(s): Themes in Literature Analysis
1994 - Johns Hopkins University Press | Arizona quarterly/The Arizona quarterly
The Business of Cyberpunk: Symbolic Economy and Ideology in William Gibson David Brande (bio) It is immaterial what consciousness starts to do on ... and it will probably reference several treatments of cyberpunk's place within the canon of science fiction ...
Tópico(s): Posthumanist Ethics and Activism
1994 - Johns Hopkins University Press | Configurations
... incandescent popcult moment, the gritty noir futures of cyberpunk science fiction, built upon the template forged by ... Mondo 2000 (and later, Wired and 21C) spliced cyberpunk attitude with digital culture's bleeding edge, carrying ... politics of the net, from new strains of cyberpunk fiction and rave music to the "bumper sticker ...
Tópico(s): Japanese History and Culture
2010 - Michigan State University | Journal for the Study of Radicalism
The science fiction subgenre of cyberpunk developed in the 1980s and 1990s with a strong interest in urban settings. A reading of important cyberpunk novels shows the way in which the ideas ...
Tópico(s): Urban Planning and Governance
2007 - SAGE Publishing | Journal of Planning Education and Research
... image size Notes 1. For brief introductions to cyberpunk, see Butler Citation(2000) and Bould Citation(2005). ... and Featherstone and Burrows Citation(1996). 2. Although cyberpunk invariably talks about “information” or “data” rather than “ ... While fully aware of the problems of reducing cyberpunk to Neuromancer, for the purposes and within the ... caution be treated as synonymous with that of cyberpunk itself. 9. See Ross Citation(1991), Nixon Citation( ... of the gender and class limitations of the cyberpunk vision of transcendence. 10. For a provocative account ...
Tópico(s): Big Data Technologies and Applications
2006 - Taylor & Francis | Socialism and Democracy
... along the lines of early criticism surrounding the cyberpunk fiction of the late 1980s, which is usually ... indeterminate identity some see as being offered by cyberpunk fiction. Haslam, however, relying in part on a second strain of criticism surrounding cyberpunk, questions whether The Matrix and its sequels truly ...
Tópico(s): Cinema and Media Studies
2005 - | College literature
... is depicted in the American dark future of Cyberpunk 2077. Ultimately recognizing that while this game could ... trust, maintenance, more salient for a general audience, Cyberpunk 2077 ultimately embraces a more robust representation of ...
Tópico(s): Digital Games and Media
2021 - Taylor & Francis | Science as Culture
... ontology in Neuromancer, the representative text for the cyberpunk genre, has caused concern because of its political ramifications. Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr. finds cyberpunk to be the apotheosis of postmodernism as selfconscious bad faith: he argues that cyberpunk concerns itself not with hopes and solutions but ... the difficulties of representation in a hyperreal setting (“Cyberpunk” 193). Along with Csicsery-Ronay, Jr., many have criticized cyberpunk or Neuromancer for a lack of positive alternatives ...
Tópico(s): Gothic Literature and Media Analysis
2005 - Taylor & Francis | Critique Studies in Contemporary Fiction
Saba Zaidi, Mehwish Sahibzada,
This study highlights the prominence of Post-cyberpunk as an emerging genre of Postmodern Literature. As technological progress has altered the ontology of humanity in the era of information technology, this ... ample critical work has been done on Post-cyberpunk, this study is unique in that it is ... the subversion of gender presented in selected Post-cyberpunk (and also postmodernist) narratives: Makers, Accelerando and The ... deconstruction of gender, this study also explores Post-cyberpunk as contemporary literature that represents the many dimensions ...
Tópico(s): Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction
2020 - Taylor & Francis | Gender Technology and Development
... the corporeal and the technological dimensions found in cyberpunk fiction and cinema. Cyberpunk is concurrently concerned with actual and imaginary metamorphoses ... context of contemporary epistemology. At the same time, cyberpunk imaginatively raises the same epistemological questions instigated by ... literary and cinematic interpretations of the image in cyberpunk persistently foreground the obdurate materiality of the flesh— ...
Tópico(s): Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction
2004 - Elsevier BV | Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Tadeo Masís González, Roberto Castro López,
Se denomina cyberpunk a un segmento de la ciencia ficción desarrollado a partir de la década de los ochenta, cuya principal ... El análisis aborda especialmente las obras cinematográficas del cyberpunk en términos de cuatro tópicos: La noción de ... rebelión de las máquinas), las distopías y el cyberpunk como crítica a la modernidad.
Tópico(s): Latin American Literature Studies
2021 - University of Costa Rica | Pensamiento Actual
Tyler Cowen, Randall S. Kroszner,
... 1-4757-5450-6_6Craufurd Goodmn, Alex Rogers Cyberpunk and Chicago, (Dec 2009).https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203435984.ch3 CYBERPUNK AND CHICAGO, (Aug 1997): 49–65.https://doi. ...
Tópico(s): Economic Theory and Institutions
1987 - University of Chicago Press | Journal of Political Economy
... Wave and ecofeminist of the 1960s and 1970s, cyberpunk, the most significant development in science fiction in ...
Tópico(s): Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction
1992 - University of Wisconsin Press | Contemporary Literature