Psyberspace The Book - Contents > Chapter 2.


 

Chapter 2: Imagination Psyche Soul and Cyberspace

Overview

Image and soul are related.  That imagination is the doorway to the soul and language, symbols - see Jung - and the NET activate the imagination.  Leads int the idea that cyberspace is a place in the same place that dreams come from etc.

Links that may be useful:

Specific Dream, Generic Insight wl

SoulMirror wl

heim - Virtual Realism

 Autonomous psyche wl

Notes:

Edentity

see  http://www.life.com

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concretization

the net concretizes that part of a group that can easily remain abstract in the f2f world

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cybering 2  web log  mike g?
you can get to any small town in South America these days -- but it's a heck of a lot easier to get to Cincinnati. Again, Cincinnati has more links and is easier to find out about.

There's a danger in using metaphor for understanding, of course: that we might let the parallels lull us into believing there's an exact mapping between physical travel and web travel. For example, when I was driving around the country in an RV, my favorite mode of travel was to just head down one of the less-traveled back roads and see what town popped up next. There's not really an equivalent to that on the web. The closest I've found is to just type random words into a search engine and see where they lead me. I wish there were some more exact equivalent to quietly motoring down the road and enjoying the scenery on the way to some unknown destination. But then, the web isn't really a geography. Or if it is, its a geography akin to that of dreams and literature as well as to that of the physical world.
 

Mike Gunderloy maintains his own site with journal and weblog
 Larkfarm
 


 
cybering.com is  accepting essays, ruminations, confessions, rants, erudite
                         theories, deconstructions, believe-it-or-nots, hearts-on-sleeve,
                         hauntingly wrought prose, luminous odysseys of personal
                         growth etc.etc.
on topics like:    online communities (chat, newsgroups, mailing lists, discussion
                         groups, webrings, gaming) -- how they form, how they change.
                         online relationships (of any type)
                         you and your computer
                         subcultures of expertise, of interest, of gender, of orientation,
                         of kink
                         surfing, porn addiction, web presence, alter personae
                         privacy, exhibitionism (journals and webcams), lurking
                         how being online has changed your real life
                         how being online has obviated your real life
 
 

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                         topics, or permission to use your material from
                         your own site on these topics.


email: artnixie@aol.com
I'm not interested in a vanity press; I'm interested in providing a forum for issues that fascinate us about this medium.
I'm also in need of a good designer (obviously).
Consider this a template welcome page which will mutate rapidly as content comes pouring in.
Anonymity or crediting wishes will be respected.

 

 links page

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The psyche is already reflected

where did I read that ?

spring ?  Current or mom & kids

Talbott?

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answer :   p2  -  spring  64  Wolfgang Giegerich

marvelous quote there --  scan! 

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