Electronic Culture: Technology and Visual Representation - Tapa dura

Commentators from diverse fields provocatively ponder what Heidegger termed "the age of the world picture." His essay and 30 others appear under the rubrics of history, representation: photography and after, theory, and media/identity/culture. The discussion centers on the implications of cyberspace, virtual reality, and "the world as interface." Includes notes, a bibliography, b&w illustrations, but no index. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.