Neuromante

El futuro que llegó

Authors

  • Israel Alatorre Cuevas

Abstract

This article tries to contribute to the understanding of current registers of subjectivity and stages in which it displays, through the review of the William Gibson’s novel Neuromancer, and its articulation with some topics of The art of motor from Paul Virilio. To get this, two sections are developed: Contexts, which divides in real and virtual/cyberspace (from this clause it proposes the neologism Cibertualidad), and Subject, which is about the experience of the technical intervened organism, as soon as the repulsion of body and its heaviness, between the Cibertualidad users, and some of its consequences.

Published

2007-02-27

How to Cite

Alatorre Cuevas, I. (2007). Neuromante: El futuro que llegó. TRAMAS. Subjetividad Y Procesos Sociales, (25), 41–70. Retrieved from https://tramas.xoc.uam.mx/index.php/tramas/article/view/432