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Gender and Technology
<winter/spring 2002> <issue 6>
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Introduction
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Devon
Hodges for the editorial collective |
exhibits
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| Se_mantics |
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Claudia Herbst, The Pratt Institute: a shockwave-powered meditation
on the way that the field of digital technology has been masculine
from its beginning. |
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| Computer
Addiction as A Gendered Phenomenon |
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Lori
Reed, University of Rhode Island, provides a new look at computer
addiction. |
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Hypertext
from ://esocentric
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OOO |
Five new hypertexts featured in the forthcoming premier issue of
://esocentric, a graduate student publication of hypertext
and hypermedia writing and art, edited by Susan Gardner-Dillon with
assistance from Carolyn Forché.
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special features |
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| September
11 Exhibit |
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Compiled
by Sean Johnson Andrews, this site features many recent reactions
to the events of September 11. |
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| The
Men of Jaji |
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Masuda
A. Mohamadi, a creative writing MFA student at George Mason University,
shares a chapter of her book which tells the story of her family's
escape from Afghanistan in 1979 and, particularly, of the selfless
men who helped guide them through the mountains to safety.
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| September
11 Memorial Designs |
Students
from Liam Callanan's Honors 121: Reading Cultural Signs course at
George Mason University present their concepts for a memorial to
the victims of September 11. |
regular features
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Links
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Reviews
of related sites on the Internet by Sean Johnson Andrews
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| Modules |
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Plug-in
teaching modules designed to use with ://english matters.
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Events
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Calendar
of readings, performances, and exhibits in the Washington, DC area
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| Contributors |
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List
of contributors to Issue 6 |