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Texts by Sadie Plant Binary Sexes, Binary Codes Public Netbase t0, March 4th 1996. Field Experiments The frontiers of a book... 'Matrices' - An extract from Zeros + Ones (1997) Information War in the Age of Dangerous Substances Lecture delivered at Public Netbase Media~Space on 22nd of April, 1998. The Meshed City "The city has become a prominent motif in many discussions of virtual space. The net is often conceived as a city or a network of cities, and the identities which populate it tend to be implicitly configured as city-dwellers too." Writing on Drugs Excerpts from Writing on Drugs (1999) Articles and Interviews The Academy and The Ecstacy Simon Reynolds on Writing on Drugs and Sadie Plant, 2/4/00. Becoming Positive: Ars Electronica: Sadie Plant Text in German Biography - Sadie Plant Mimesis: Future of Evolution. Festival Ars Electronica, 1996. Breaking the Myths: Women and Technology An interview by Susan Geller Ettenheim "Author Sadie Plant talks about her new book, Zeros + Ones, the relationship between women and machines and how she re-wrote history." Iintelligence is No Longer on the Side of Power An interview with Sadie Plant at the Mimesis Symposium. by Matthew Fuller Interview With Sadie Plant by Jenna Glatzer Interview with Sadie Plant by RosieX Interview with Sadie Plant by Brett Stalbaum and Geri Wittig "cybernetics, & cyberfeminism ... machine intelligence and self organising systems" An Interview with Sadie Plant and Linda Dement Interviewed by Miss M. at the occasion of Virtual Futures 96 Datableed Omni Chat: Eileen Gunn and Sadie Plant This interview was conducted on Omni Online, February 16, 1998. Post-Cyberfeminism? Nat Muller meets up with Sadie Plant by Dee Fringecore Magazine no. 6. Psychotropic Delights by Judith Lewis "Sadie Plant on Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde and the drug jones in all of us." A Report on Cyberfeminism : Sadie Plant relative to VNS Matrix By: Alex Galloway Sadie Plant A website ("node") dedicated to contextualising the work of Sadie Plant. Sexing the Machine:Three digital women debate gender, technology and the Net Laura Miller, Ellen Ullman and Sadie Plant in a three-way e-mail conversation. "technology, the changes it's working on our lives and how those changes affect women in particular" Technically Speaking: An interview with Sadie Plant by Zoey Kroll Writing high By Gary Kamiya "In Writing on Drugs, Sadie Plant embarks on a stimulating trip into literature's strangest, smokiest den." Related Interest Ada Lovelace: The Woman Who Wrote the First Computer Program A site listing a series of links to essays on Lovelace and her work. |