 Chaos
& Cyber Culture by Timothy
Leary (Francis), Vicki Marshall (Illustrator), Andy Firth
(Translator)
Timothy Leary's Chaos and CyberCulture is his
futuristic vision of the emergence of a new humanism with an
emphasis on questioning authority , independent thinking,
individual creativity, and the empowerment of computer and other
brain technologies. This cyberpunk manifesto describes a new
breed that loves technology and uses it to revolutionize
communication and tweak Big Brother while being successful,
achieving political power and having fun. Timothy Leary is a
leading figure in the consciousness revolution of the 1960s.
Chaos and CyberCulture brings together his
provocative, futuristic writings, lively interviews and cogent
conversations with a variety of writers and thinkers. Chaos and
CyberCulture defines the emergence of the New Breed of the
Information Age, who are creating the cyberdelic politics and
culture of the 21st Century.
Chaos and CyberCulture is a substantial work
(over 100,000 words) consisting of over forty chapters and
conversations with leading figures. There are eight main
sections and a epilogue.
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