Who Will We Be in Cyberspace?

Langdon Winner

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Information Society and Technology Trends Social Media and Politics Cultural Studies and Postmodernism

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This article from the author, politial philosopher raises important questions about the kinds of social and political life that people will desire in a higly computerized society

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