Cyborgs at Cyberspace: An Ethnographer Looks at the Future

David Hakken

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An alternative to Computer Revolution thought doing ethnography in cyberspace the entity problem - what carries culture in cyberspace? the ethnography of mid-range social relations in cyberspace - community, region, organization and civil society macro-social relations and structure in cyberspace knowledge in cyberspace and the practice of ethnography.

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