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Technoculture is a cross-disciplinary category for books that examine how technology and culture shape one another—covering nonfiction (cultural criticism, history, journalism, ethnography, and critical theory) as well as fiction and speculative narratives that imagine tech-saturated lives. Titles focus on topics like digital media and platforms, AI and robotics, surveillance and privacy, biotech, maker/hacker culture, labor and economies of data, identity and representation, and the aesthetics and materiality of devices and networks. These books interrogate the ethical, political and social consequences of technological change, elevate marginalized perspectives, and connect technical developments to everyday experience and broader cultural transformation. Suitable for general readers and specialists, Technoculture bridges technical detail with human stories and interpretive insight.

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