Cyberculture

Cyberculture comprehends the human-machine social levels involved in what was previously defined as Cyberspace. Cyberculture Studies will comprehend the examination the subject and the forming communities within the realms of those new networked spaces that are being created through technological devices.

Cyberculture engages into political, philosophical and psychological issues engendered by humans in the network.

Cyber Culture Studies are being develop in numerous Institutions being the European Graduate School one of the most relevant since it includes on its faculty staff relevant names that have worked on related fields of thought.

Donna Haraway, Manuel De Landa, Bruce Sterling, Hendrik Speck, Wolfgang Schirmacher, Victor J. Vitanza, Gregory Ulmer, Jean Baudrillard and few others that have produce relevant work that could help us define the Cyberculture as we live it.

See also

Cyberpunk, Internet art, Noosphere, cyber law, crypto-anarchism, cipherspace

External link

• Resource Centre for Cyberculture Studies
• A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace by John Perry Barlow
• A place where Cyberculture is a topic of research and thought