CyberFeminism: Connectivity, Critique and Creativity

Susan Hawthorne

• Other Authors Renate Klein (Editor)
• Title

  CyberFeminism: Connectivity, Critique and Creativity

• Date 1999
• ISBN 9781875559688
• Publisher North Melbourne: Spinifex
• Description xi, 434 p; 9 in; b/w ill
• Language English
• Collections Permanent Collection, Mindy Seu Cyberfeminism Reference Collection
• Summary

  An international anthology of writings on cyberculture and feminist interventions. A diverse and at times fractious discussion of issues raised by these new forms of cultural expression. The contributors engage with a range of questions including: What is cyberfeminism? How does feminism influence multimedia production? What are the possibilities for feminist activism and research on the internet? How are colonisation, cybersex and virtuality to be theorised? How do these technologies affect our theories about bodies and minds? And what are the implications for creative artists? (Spinifex)

  Contributors: Bandana Pattanaik, Scarlet Pollock & Jo Sutton, Laurel Guymer, Joan Korenman, Alesia Montgomery, Susan Hawthorne, Beth Stafford, Donna Hughes, Renate Klein, Josie Arnold, Miriam English, Kathy Mueller, Beryl Fletcher, Virginia Westwood & Heather Kaufmann, Carmel Bird, Suniti Namjoshi

• Tags Feminism and Feminist theory, Technology, Criticism and interpretation, Sexuality, Globalization