Tecnologias da realidade virtual: elementos para uma geografia da visão
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Ciberespaço, realidade virtual, novas tecnologiasResumo
Neste artigo, Ken Hillis analisa o fenômeno do ciberespaço, concebido como uma realidade artificial ou virtual a partir de três pressupostos.
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