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Cyberpraxis blog Reality | Virtuality | Reflexivity | References
Reality
Rucker, Rudy
“What SF Writers Want”, in Transreal!
WCS Books: Colorado, USA, 1991
Virtuality
Reflexivity
Morse, Margaret
“What do Cyborgs Eat?”, in Virtualities: Television, Media Art and Cyberculture
Indiana University Press: Indiana, USA, [...]
Cyberpraxis blog Reality | Virtuality | Reflexivity | References
“Some theorists in future-oriented subcultures who have wholeheartedly embraced technology (or who, as critics, at least speak from its belly) have posed the union of machine and organism as the hybrid [...]
Cyberpraxis blog Reality | Virtuality | Reflexivity | References
Morse
Margaret Morse assigns certain characteristics to virtuality.
For Morse, virtuality is more than a way of distinguishing between the “real” and the “not real”. Reality is fictional, and virtuality is an aspect of that fictionality.
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…”the universe is not entirely objective. To a large extent, the way your world seems is conditioned by the way you feel about it. Rather than asking for a different world, one might equally well ask for a way to enjoy this world. For, after all, I think the driving force behind all [...]
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