87 – Fisher – Capitalist Realism

'Zeros and Ones' explores the intersection of women, technology, and cyberculture, challenging traditional narratives of technological development. Sadie Plant examines the historical and cultural contributions of women to computing, programming, and the rise of the digital age. She critiques the gendered stereotypes that have often marginalized women's roles in technology, highlighting their significant, yet often overlooked, impact. Plant argues for a more inclusive and diverse understanding of technology's history and its potential for social change. Through an interdisciplinary approach, she uncovers the complex and dynamic relationship between women, technology, and the shaping of modern society.

'Writing on Drugs' explores the intricate relationship between drugs, technology, and cultural transformation. Sadie Plant examines how drugs have influenced literature, philosophy, and the development of cybernetic systems. The book delves into the historical and theoretical connections between altered states of consciousness and technological innovation. Plant challenges conventional perspectives on drug use, arguing that it has often served as a catalyst for creativity and social change. Through an interdisciplinary approach, she explores the profound and often overlooked impact of drugs on shaping modern society.