ANGEL JUAN GORDO LÓPEZ is Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Sociology IV at the Faculty of Political Sciences and Sociology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He is the author of The Psycho-Techno-Complex: Psychological Boundary Objects and Psychology, Discourse and Social Practice: From Regulation to Resistance with Alldred et al (1996) and has contributed to The Cyborg Handbook (1995).IAN PARKER is Professor of Psychology at The Manchester Metropolitan University. He has written widely in the field of critical psychology; his most recent publication is Psychoanalytic Discourse in Western Society.

• Introduction; A.J.Gordo López & I.ParkerPART ONE: CONDITIONS OF POSSIBILITY FOR THE PSY-TECHNO COMPLEXThe Labouring Body and the Posthuman; J.SeyVertiginous Technology: Towards a Psychoanalytic Genealogy of Technique; C.Soldevilla PérezCyberpsychosis: the Feminization of the Post-biological Body; J. MarsdenGenealogies of the Self in Virtual-Geographical Reality; N.Correa de JesúsPART TWO: BODY POLITICS, ETHICS AND RESEARCH PRACTICECyborgs and Stigma: Technology, Disability, Subjectivity; J.Cromby & P.StandenPsychological Ethics and Cyborg Body Politics; B.BayerIn and Out of the Digital Closet: the Self as Communicational Network; H.J.Figueroa-SarrieraElectronic Networks and Subjectivity; S.BrownPART THREE: TRAJECTORIES, IDENTITIES AND EVENTSThe Child and the Cyborg; E.BurmanCyberpsychology and Cyborgs; D.HeggsAgainst Social Constructionist Cyborgian Territorialisations; F.Javier TiradoPART FOUR: COMMENTARIESThe Cyber and the Subjective; S.JonesAre Media Cyborgs? V.NightingaleIndex.

ANGEL JUAN GORDO LÓPEZ is Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Sociology IV at the Faculty of Political Sciences and Sociology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He is the author of The Psycho-Techno-Complex: Psychological Boundary Objects and Psychology, Discourse and Social Practice: From Regulation to Resistance with Alldred et al (1996) and has contributed to The Cyborg Handbook (1995).IAN PARKER is Professor of Psychology at The Manchester Metropolitan University. He has written widely in the field of critical psychology; his most recent publication is Psychoanalytic Discourse in Western Society.

• Introduction; A.J.Gordo López & I.ParkerPART ONE: CONDITIONS OF POSSIBILITY FOR THE PSY-TECHNO COMPLEXThe Labouring Body and the Posthuman; J.SeyVertiginous Technology: Towards a Psychoanalytic Genealogy of Technique; C.Soldevilla PérezCyberpsychosis: the Feminization of the Post-biological Body; J. MarsdenGenealogies of the Self in Virtual-Geographical Reality; N.Correa de JesúsPART TWO: BODY POLITICS, ETHICS AND RESEARCH PRACTICECyborgs and Stigma: Technology, Disability, Subjectivity; J.Cromby & P.StandenPsychological Ethics and Cyborg Body Politics; B.BayerIn and Out of the Digital Closet: the Self as Communicational Network; H.J.Figueroa-SarrieraElectronic Networks and Subjectivity; S.BrownPART THREE: TRAJECTORIES, IDENTITIES AND EVENTSThe Child and the Cyborg; E.BurmanCyberpsychology and Cyborgs; D.HeggsAgainst Social Constructionist Cyborgian Territorialisations; F.Javier TiradoPART FOUR: COMMENTARIESThe Cyber and the Subjective; S.JonesAre Media Cyborgs? V.NightingaleIndex.

ANGEL JUAN GORDO LÓPEZ is Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Sociology IV at the Faculty of Political Sciences and Sociology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He is the author of The Psycho-Techno-Complex: Psychological Boundary Objects and Psychology, Discourse and Social Practice: From Regulation to Resistance with Alldred et al (1996) and has contributed to The Cyborg Handbook (1995).IAN PARKER is Professor of Psychology at The Manchester Metropolitan University. He has written widely in the field of critical psychology; his most recent publication is Psychoanalytic Discourse in Western Society.

• Introduction; A.J.Gordo López & I.ParkerPART ONE: CONDITIONS OF POSSIBILITY FOR THE PSY-TECHNO COMPLEXThe Labouring Body and the Posthuman; J.SeyVertiginous Technology: Towards a Psychoanalytic Genealogy of Technique; C.Soldevilla PérezCyberpsychosis: the Feminization of the Post-biological Body; J. MarsdenGenealogies of the Self in Virtual-Geographical Reality; N.Correa de JesúsPART TWO: BODY POLITICS, ETHICS AND RESEARCH PRACTICECyborgs and Stigma: Technology, Disability, Subjectivity; J.Cromby & P.StandenPsychological Ethics and Cyborg Body Politics; B.BayerIn and Out of the Digital Closet: the Self as Communicational Network; H.J.Figueroa-SarrieraElectronic Networks and Subjectivity; S.BrownPART THREE: TRAJECTORIES, IDENTITIES AND EVENTSThe Child and the Cyborg; E.BurmanCyberpsychology and Cyborgs; D.HeggsAgainst Social Constructionist Cyborgian Territorialisations; F.Javier TiradoPART FOUR: COMMENTARIESThe Cyber and the Subjective; S.JonesAre Media Cyborgs? V.NightingaleIndex.