Brings together cyberfeminism, postmodern fiction, computing culture, materialist philosophy and performance art to discuss and articulate the consequences of an increasingly synthetic, virtual and technological world.
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Joan Broadhurst Dixon is a lecturer in Social and Cultural Theory at the University of Derby. She teaches a course on Post-Human Thought. Eric Cassidy is doing research on the relationship between Deleuze and Pynchon at Warwick University. He co-ordinated the Virual Futures 1994 and 1995 Conferences at Warwick University.
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