Cyberspace The Human Dimension

“Cyberspace The Human Dimension” by David B. Whittle, published by W.H. Freeman in 1997, is a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between technology and human interaction. This first edition spans 456 pages and is presented in English. Whittle draws on his extensive background in the computer field, along with insights from philosophy, sociology, business, economics, law, and ethics, to illustrate the complexities of cyberspace as a domain rich with potential for creating meaningful online communities.

In this book, readers will find an examination of the freedoms and challenges that come with online communication, particularly the ability to conceal one’s identity. Whittle emphasizes the importance of establishing guidelines in this evolving landscape, offering practical suggestions to navigate the myriad issues involved. The text aims to make these concepts accessible and engaging for both newcomers and experienced users of digital communication, addressing key topics such as computers and cybernetics.