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Synopsis
A study of True Names, Vernor Vinge's critically acclaimed novella
that invented the concept of cyberspace, features that complete text
of the novella, as well as articles by Richard Stallman, John
Markoff, Hans Moravec, Patricia Maes, Timothy May, and other
cyberspace pioneers.
True Names and the Opening of the Cyberspace Frontier : And the
Opening of the Cyberspace Frontier
by Vernor Vinge, James Frenkel
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Paperback - 384 pages (December 31, 1999)
Tor Books; ISBN: 0312862075
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Synopsis
In 1981, three years before publication of William Gibson's
Neuromancer, Vernor Vinge's criticaly acclaimed novella "True Names"
invented the concep t of cyberspace. This book is the first forum to
explore the blossoming discoveries and groundbreaking applications,
both current and future, on the new frontier of the Internet and all
its subsets.