rhizomes.08 spring 2004
Retro-Futures
editor: Davin Heckman
Utopian Accidents: An Introduction to Retro-Futures
Davin Heckman
Futurama, Autogeddon: Imagining
the Superhighway from Bel Geddes to Ballard
Helen J. Burgess
Letters from an Unknown Filmmaker: Chris Marker's Sans
Soleil and the Politics of Memory
Chuck Tryon
Machinic Rhetoric, Highways and Interpellating Motions
Kevin Kuswa
Apocalypse, Ideology, America: Science Fiction
and the Myth of the Post-Apocalyptic Everyday
Matthew Wolf-Meyer
Counting Sheep: Dolly does Utopia (again)
Julian Yates
Choose Your Own Sexuality:
An Adventure in Queer History
Brooke M. Campbell
The Countdown of Time and the Practice of Everyday Life
Hai Ren
Time and the Fragmented Subject in Minority Report
Martin Hall
Zones of Morbidity
Jamie Skye Bianco
Tiers-temps, Tiers-étant
Bernard Stiegler
This article is currently in translation. Please follow the link for
a temporary abstract of the article.
reviews
Digital Media Revisited Edited by Gunnar Liestøl,
Andrew Morrison, Terje Rasmussen
Reviewed by Barry Mauer
"Dynamic Media" – IPCC 2003 Plenary Session
Presented by J. Michael Moshell
Reviewed by Rudy McDaniel
Representations of the Post/Human: Monsters, Aliens
and Others in Popular Culture by Elaine L. Graham
Reviewed by Tammy Powley
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