Spinifex Press - CyberFeminism

CyberFeminism: CONTENTS

`Susan Hawthorne`	Introduction	`Renate Klein`

`Connectivity`
`Bandana Pattanaik`	The Third Space: Women and the Internet in the Developing World
	WomenClick: Feminism and the Internet	`Jo Sutton + Scarlett Pollock`
`Laurel Guymer`	On-line Teaching: No Fear of Flying in Cyberspace
	Email Forums and Women's Studies: The Example of WMST-L	`Joan Korenman`
`Alesia Montgomery`	Everyday Use: Women, Work and Online "Play"
	Connectivity: Cultural Practice of the Powerful or Subversion from the Margins?	`Susan Hawthorne`
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`Critique`
`Beth Stafford`	Information for People or Profits?
	The Internet and the Global Prostitution Industry	`Donna Hughes`
`Renate Klein`	If you're a Cyborg rather than a Goddess will the Patriarchy go away?
	Cyborgs, Virtual Bodies and Organic Bodies: Theoretical Feminist Responses	`Susan Hawthorne`
`Josie Arnold`	Feminist Poetics and Cybercolonisation
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`Creativity`
	Why Virtual Reality?	`Miriam English`
`Kathy Mueller`	The Nickelodeon Days of Cyberspace
	Cyberfiction: A Fictional Journey into Cyberspace	`Beryl Fletcher`
`Heather Kaufmann + Virginia Westwood`	Making a Multimedia Title
	Fiction and Interactive Multimedia	`Carmel Bird`
`Suniti Namjoshi`	A Meme of Great Power or What the God Vishnu has to do with the Internet
	Other Locations: A Hypertext Fable and Some Explanation	`Suniti Namjoshi`
`Susan Hawthorne`	Unstopped mouths and Infinite Appetites: Developing a Hypertext of Lesbian Culture

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