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Projecto: "O Corpo e as Novas Tecnologias"
2. ENSAIOS/ ESCRITORES
2.1. MARSHALL MCLUHAN - autor de "O Media é a
massagem"
http://www.mcluhanmedia.com/
The Marshall McLuhan Center
on Global Communications
O Marshall McLuhan Center foi fundado em 1981 por Mary McLuhan, para dar continuidade
à investigação iniciada por seu pai Marshall McLuhan.
2.2. DERRICK DE KERCKHOVE – discípulo de
McLuhan, Ciber "guru"
http://www.doorsofperception.com/doors/doors1/transcripts/kerckh/kerckh.html
Conferência para o festival "Doors of Perception", Holanda - "Coming to
Terms with New Technologies"
2.3. CTHEORY, ARTHUR KROKER E MARILOUISE KROKER
http://ctheory.aec.at/
Excerto: "CTHEORY is an international journal of theory, technology and culture.
Articles, interviews, and key book reviews in contemporary discourse are published weekly
as well as theorisations of major "event-scenes" in the mediascape. Edited by
Arthur and Marilouise Kroker."
2.4. MARK DERY – jornalista especializado em
"Ciber Cultura", WIRED
http://www.well.com/user/hlr/texts/mindtomind/dery.html
Excerto: "Are we leaving our bodies behind in our rush into cyberspace? These are
questions worth asking today, especially by enthusiastic cybersymbiotes like me -- and
readers like you, who are viewing this message through your web browsers. But nobody who
has taken up the sword against the digital life has convinced me thus far that they know a
cyborg from a hole in the ground. Mark Dery's new book, "Escape Velocity,"
changes all that. - Howard Rheingold
2.5. DONNA HARAWAY – autora do "Cyborg
Manifesto"
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~RF6T-TYFK/haraway.html
Donna Haraway - Web Links
http://hubcap.clemson.edu/~sparks/haraway.html
Excerto: "Donna Haraway is an innovative and wide-ranging scholar-thinker whose work
in the History of Science not only references contemporary sf writers such as John Varley,
Octavia Butler, and Joanna Russ, but also influences science fiction writers exploring the
interfaces between human/ machine/ animal/ information and interested in the politics of
the Other -- whether that other be defined in terms of race, gender, species, or
technology. Because she deals explicitly with the theoretics of the cyborg -- the being
who is part human and part machine -- she has been particularly influential on cyberpunk
writers.
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/HPS/Haraway/CyborgManifesto.html
Excerto do "Cyborg Manifesto".
http://web.nwe.ufl.edu/~bruegg/cyborg1.html
Excerto do "Cyborg Manifesto", pag. 64-65.
http://www.emanifesto.org/cybunny/technohi.htm
Ensaio sobre Corpo e Novas Tecnopologias, "Manifesto Technologies: Marx,
Marinetti, Haraway" - Steven Mentor
Excerto: "By what writing technologies are technologies represented? And what are the
politics of those writing technologies? These must be important questions for
technohistorians; no one genre of representation determines the reception of technologies
like electricity or automobiles, and below any essay on technology lie buried assumptions
of what might constitute adequate and inadequate, normative and abnormal structures of
representation".
2.6. MARVIN MINSKY – autor de "Society
of Mind", professor no MIT Media Lab
http://www.cs.monash.edu.au/~jono/ISIS/Minsky-bio.html
Excerto: "Marvin Minsky is Toshiba Professor at MIT in the Computer Science
Department, the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, and the MIT Media Laboratory. He
is best known for research on knowledge representation, machine vision, robotics,
computational complexity, and confocal microscopy. His current research in on the use of
multiple representations, and his most recent books are "The Society of Mind"
and "The Turing Option," a novel about the future of AI (with Harry Harrison,
1992).
http://www.media.mit.edu/~minsky/
Marvin Minsky
2.7. Howard Rheingold – web site pessoal;
fundador do Hot Wired.
http://www.rheingold.com/
Excerto: "In 1985, I became involved in the WELL,
a computer conferencing system. I started writing about life in my virtual community and
ended up with a book about the cultural and political implications of a new communications
medium. (...) In 1994, I was one of the principal architects and the first Executive
Editor of HotWired. I quit after launch, because I
wanted something more like a jam session than a magazine. In 1996, I founded and, with the
help of a crew of 15, launched Electric Minds.
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