Critical Technology: A Social Theory of Personal Computing

Graeme Kirkpatrick

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Cybernetics and Technology in Society Digital Games and Media Cultural Studies and Postmodernism

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What does critical theory criticise about technology? The hacker ethic and the spirit of informationalism Aesthetics and politics in interface design The cynicism of the computer game player Hacking as 'thwarted vocation' Gaming publics and technical politics Bibliography Index.

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