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Fred Turner

From Counterculture to Cyberculture

From Counterculture to Cyberculture

A book by Fred Turner exploring how the 1960s counterculture shaped the rise of personal computing and digital utopianism.

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    “A number of philosophers are calling for a return to Romanticism. From my understanding, the last time culture was heavily influenced by Romaticism was during the counterculture 60s. Once you track that further you see a lot of those same dudes built cyberculture and track track that further and you get us to where we are today so we can reasonably assume that rehashing that may not be the way to go….”

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