Science, Technology and Culture: Cultural Studies Volume 12 Issue 3

From cybernetics to IMAX, in this special issue leading cultural studies scholars explore the ways in which science, technology and culture interact. Contents include:Editor's Introduction; English mud: toward a critical cultural studies of colonial science;Reproducing Yosemite: Olmstead, environmentalism, and the nature of aesthetic agency; Interspecies Reproduction: xenogenic desire and the feminist implications of hybrids; Race and Revolt in the Age of Cybernetics; Eglash, Intelligent Agency; IMAX Technology and the Tourist Gaze.