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<h1>Cyberculture in Film</h1>
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<td>As analyzed by Brandon Penix and Andrew Koczo </td>
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<td width="88%" rowspan="8" >We are two students enrolled in a Film Studies/Literature class at Swarthmore College dedicated to the study of cyberculture. Our research has brought us to the role of cyberculture in fictional work, namely in movies, although some examples are taken from works of literature. Movies we have examined include <em>I, Robot, Pi, Terminator 3, Blade Runner, Total Recall, </em> and <em>Conspiracy Theory. </em>In this web page we will examine the implications and consequences of rapidly advancing technology and its effects on the human race as well as on humans as individuals. The hyperlinks on the left hand tool bar lead to analyses as well as a list of significant links to other sites and previews of movies that may be useful to the reader and will lead to further insight to those interested. </td>
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<td ><div align="center" class="style1"><a href="ai.html">Artificial Intellifence </a></div></td>
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<td ><div align="center" class="style1"><a href="prosthetic.html">Prosthetic Memory</a> </div></td>
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