Electronic Mediations Series

Series editors:
Mark Poster, University of California, Irvine
Samuel Weber, Northwestern University
Katherine Hayles, Duke University

Electronically mediated communication—ranging from the Internet and virtual reality technologies to digitized art and literary hypertexts—is sparking significant changes in society and culture, politics and economics, thinking and being. The books in this series explore the humanistic and social implications of these new technologies.

Books in the series:

Nick Dyer-Witheford and Greig de Peuter
Games of Empire
Global Capitalism and Video Games
volume 29 | 2009

Rita Raley
Tactical Media
volume 28 | 2009

Philip Armstrong
Reticulations
Jean-Luc Nancy and the Networks of the Political
volume 27 | 2009

Timothy Murray
Digital Baroque
New Media Art and Cinematic Folds
volume 26 | 2008

Terry Harpold
Ex-foliations
Reading Machines and the Upgrade Path
volume 25 | 2008

Gary Hall
Digitize This Book!
The Politics of New Media, or Why We Need Open Access Now
volume 24 | 2008

Lisa Nakamura
Digitizing Race
Visual Cultures of the Internet
volume 23 | 2008

Byron Hawk, David M. Rieder, and Ollie Oviedo, editors
Small Tech
The Culture of Digitizing Tools
volume 22 | 2008

Alexander R. Galloway and Eugene Thacker
The Exploit
A Theory of Networks
volume 21 | 2007

Victoria Vesna, editor
Database Aesthetics
Art in the Age of Information Overflow
volume 20 | 2007

Mark Nunes
Cyberspaces of Everyday Life
volume 19 | 2006

Alexander R. Galloway
Gaming
Essays on Algorithmic Culture
volume 18 | 2006

Marie-Laure Ryan
Avatars of Story
volume 17 | 2006

Timothy C. Campbell
Wireless Writing in the Age of Marconi
volume 16 | 2006

Gregory L. Ulmer
Electronic Monuments
volume 15 | 2005

Astrid Deuber-Mankowsky
Lara Croft
Cyber Heroine
volume 14 | 2005

Thomas Foster
The Souls of Cyberfolk
Posthumanism as Vernacular Theory
volume 13 | 2005

Peter Krapp
Déjà Vu
Aberrations of Cultural Memory
volume 12 | 2004

Eugene Thacker
Biomedia
volume 11 | 2004

Ann Weinstone
Avatar Bodies
A Tantra for Posthumanism
volume 10 | 2003

Steven Shaviro
Connected
or What It Means to Live in the Network Society
volume 9 | 2003

Joseph Tabbi
Cognitive Fictions
volume 8 | 2002

Diana Saco
Cybering Democracy
Public Space and the Internet
volume 7 | 2002

Vilém Flusser
Writings
volume 6 | 2002

Don Ihde
Bodies in Technology
volume 5 | 2002

Pierre Lévy
Cyberculture
volume 4 | 2001

Mark Poster
What's the Matter with the Internet?
volume 3 | 2001

R. L. Rutsky
High Techne
Art and Technology from the Machine Aesthetic to the Posthuman
volume 2 | 1999

Ken Hillis
Digital Sensations
Art and Technology from the Machine Aesthetic to the Posthuman
volume 1 | 1999