Digital ShockMcGill-Queen's Press - MQUP |
Table des matières
A Yoyo Universe | 19 |
The Digital Metaphor for the World | 35 |
Are We Losing Our Memory? | 55 |
The Internet Tower of Babel | 74 |
Digital Arts Multimedia and Interactivity | 102 |
The Promises of Convergence | 121 |
The Digital Angel | 142 |
Cash and Digital Economics | 151 |
Cyberpathologies and Cybertherapies | 204 |
Internet Curiosities and Follies | 209 |
Cyberviolence and Cyberwar | 228 |
Electronic Primitivism | 238 |
The Magical Click and the Digital Imagination | 243 |
The Digital Golden Calf | 251 |
The Thirty Paradoxical Laws of the Digital | 255 |
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Global Utopia and Digital Apartheid | 167 |
Wired Schools and Virtual Universities | 187 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
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