Subject: Fwd: Publication announcement/Domain Errors!
Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2003 08:29:09 +0500


At Saturday, 5 July 2003, FAITHWILDING-AT-cs.com wrote:

>Dear all: Please post this on your lists. Thank you very much, subRosa
>
>-------------PLEASE WELCOME---------------
>
>DOMAIN ERRORS! CYBERFEMINIST PRACTICES. A subRosa Project. A new 
anthology 
>edited by Maria Fernandez, Faith Wilding and Michelle M. Wright.
>Published by Autonomedia, Brooklyn, NY, 2003.
>
>Part performative intervention, part radical polemic and activist 
manual, 
>Domain Errors! Cyberfeminist Practices introduces a diverse international 

>group 
>of feminist writers, artists, theorists, and activists engaged in 
formulating 
>a 
>contestational politics for tactical cyberfeminism. This recombinant 
book 
>highlights productive intersections of feminist and postcolonial 
discourses 
>through critical analyses of the embodied politics of digital culture.
Opening 
>areas repressed in previous cyberfeminist discourses, the authors map 
>contemporary 
>social relations between women as they are mediated and transformed 
by digital
> and bio-technologies.
>
>Contributors: Irina Aristarkhova, Rhadika Gajjala, Emily de Araujo,
Maria 
>Fernandez, Christina Hung, Pattie Belle Hastings, Amelia Jones, Terri 
>Kapsalis, 
>Tania Kupczak, Annapurna Mamidipudi, Lisa Nakamura, Susanna Paasonen,
Claire 
>Pentecost, Lucia Sommer, subRosa, Nell Tenhaaf, Faith Wilding, Hyla 
>Willis,Michelle M. Wright. 
>
>Advance readers say: 
>If you want another e-feminist volume rehashing Lacan, weaving as 
metaphor, 
>or icon as on-line identity, don't buy this book. These cyberfeminists 
take no 
>prisoners as they march through the virtual territories of postcolonial 
power 
>vectors in an attempt to establish living models of resistance. 
Lock and load, 
>ladies! ––Critical Art Ensemble
>
>This exceptional collection of writings and artist projects PERFORMS a 
>resistant feminist politics. Charting new strategies and practices,
the 
>authors 
>imagine liberatory possibilities for our bodies, identities, and 
social 
>relations 
>in the era of digitized networks and genetic engineering.-––Miwon 
Kwon, 
>editor, Documents
>
>This provocative book makes it perfectly clear that feminism is 
not dead—it's 
>
>a critical weapon…a must read for all becoming cyberfeminists 
and autonomous 
>agents! ––Elizabeth Hess, writer/critic
>
>Domain Errors! Cyberfeminist Practices.
>subRosa: http://www.cyberfeminism.net
>Paper, $15 USD, 6"x9", 288 pages, ISBN 1-57027-141-0
>Information: http://www.autonomedia.org/domainerrors
>Individual orders and course adoptions: 
>Autonomedia, Phone/FAX (718)963-2603; email: orders-AT-autonomedia.org
>Regular Mail orders: PO Box 568, Brooklyn, NY. 11211-0568
>



Radhika Gajjala
http://www.cyberdiva.org