Framing Technology uses an interdisciplinary approach to explore some of the key issues in technology today, including virtual reality, gender, health, the environment, regulation, the information society, surveillance and globalisation.
Framing Technology uses an interdisciplinary approach to explore some of the key issues in technology today, including virtual reality, gender, health, the environment, regulation, the information society, surveillance and globalisation.
Lelia Green lectures in Media Studies at Edith Cowan University. She and Roger Guinery are the principals of a communications consultancy.
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Acknowledgments Contributors Abbreviations and glossary Introduction - Lelia Green PART I FRAMING THE INDIVIDUAL 1 Technological genders: technology, culture and class Judy Wajcman 2 Virtual reality fakes the future: cybersex, lies and computer games David McKie 3 The technology of television Albert Moran 4 Anticipating tomorrow: technology and the future Susan Oliver 5 Till death us do part: technology and health David More and Elizabeth More PART II FRAMING THE COMMUNAL 6 Regulating technology Len Palmer 7 Australia's information society: clever enough? Trevor Barr 8 Universal suffrage? Technology and democracy Julianne Schultz 9 Dataveillance: delivering 1984 Roger Clarke 10 Electronic neighbourhoods: communicating power in computer-based networks Lynda Davies and Wayne Harvey PART III FRAMING THE GLOBAL 11 The multilocals: transnationals and communications technology Dick Bryan 12 Missing the pos
Acknowledgments Contributors Abbreviations and glossary Introduction - Lelia Green PART I FRAMING THE INDIVIDUAL 1 Technological genders: technology, culture and class Judy Wajcman 2 Virtual reality fakes the future: cybersex, lies and computer games David McKie 3 The technology of television Albert Moran 4 Anticipating tomorrow: technology and the future Susan Oliver 5 Till death us do part: technology and health David More and Elizabeth More PART II FRAMING THE COMMUNAL 6 Regulating technology Len Palmer 7 Australia's information society: clever enough? Trevor Barr 8 Universal suffrage? Technology and democracy Julianne Schultz 9 Dataveillance: delivering 1984 Roger Clarke 10 Electronic neighbourhoods: communicating power in computer-based networks Lynda Davies and Wayne Harvey PART III FRAMING THE GLOBAL 11 The multilocals: transnationals and communications technology Dick Bryan 12 Missing the pos
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