Abstract
Intro -- Cultural Cyborgs: Life at the Interface -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: Concepts of Cyberspace and Cybercultures -- The Hermeneutics of the Cyber-Subject -- Cyberspace: An Approach from Spatial Praxis -- Part II: Cyber-Subcultures -- Cybercultural Disability -- I [Heart] Ana: The Use of Facebook by People with Eating Disorders -- Queer Couch Surfers: Online/Offline Hermeneutical Community -- Part III: Virtual Bodies -- Quotidian Visual Images: From Corporeality to Virtuality -- Electronic Angels and Digital Devils: Reflections of Hackers in Legal and Popular Discourse -- Part IV: Controversial Issues in Cyberlife -- Scandal in Filipino Pop-Cyberculture -- Who's Blocking the Chinese Internet? The Rise of Cybercultures and the Generational Conflicts in China -- Part V: Fan Cultures Online -- The Scene as Online and Offline Music Network: A Case Study on Contemporary Liverpool Indie Rock Bands -- When I Saw You, or Whatever Happened to Movie Fans after YouTube: The Curious Case of the Saw Horror Series -- Part VI: New Media -- Conversing with and Commercially Controlling the Customer: The Use of Social Media Networks in Corporate Communication -- Cyberculture, Politics and the Public Sphere amongst Diasporic Groups in the UAE -- Political Communication in Social Networking Websites.