Joanna Zylinska is Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths College, University of London. She is the author of The Cyborg Experiments (Continuum, 2002).

"'This is a path-breaking book and an outstanding contribution to Cultural Studies... This is a book which deserves to become a new classic in the field.' Angela McRobbie, Professor of Communications, Goldsmiths College, University of London; 'The book brilliantly demonstrates the urgency of an ethical response in contemporary politics, ranging from immigration and asylum policies, new manifestations of racism and anti-Semitism, to the technologization of bodies in medicine and arts. This is an important contribution to cultural studies and postmodern ethics alike'. Ewa Plonowska Ziarek, Julian Park Professor of Comparative Literature, Suny at Buffalo; 'The Ethics of Cultural Studies provides an impressive guide through the recent theoretical debates pertaining to cultural studies and its subject matters... This is a book for specialist and non-specialist academic readers alike.' Dave Boothroyd, University of Kent"

• Preface; Chapter 1: A User's Guide to Ethics, Culture and Politics; Chapter 2: Ethics and Cultural Studies; Chapter 3: Ethics and Moral Panics; Chapter 4: Ethics, Violence and the Media; Chapter 5: Ethics and the Body; Chapter 6: Ethics, and National Identity; Chapter 7: Ethics and Technology; Chapter 8: Bio-Ethics and Cyberfeminism

Joanna Zylinska is Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths College, University of London. She is the author of The Cyborg Experiments (Continuum, 2002).

"'This is a path-breaking book and an outstanding contribution to Cultural Studies... This is a book which deserves to become a new classic in the field.' Angela McRobbie, Professor of Communications, Goldsmiths College, University of London; 'The book brilliantly demonstrates the urgency of an ethical response in contemporary politics, ranging from immigration and asylum policies, new manifestations of racism and anti-Semitism, to the technologization of bodies in medicine and arts. This is an important contribution to cultural studies and postmodern ethics alike'. Ewa Plonowska Ziarek, Julian Park Professor of Comparative Literature, Suny at Buffalo; 'The Ethics of Cultural Studies provides an impressive guide through the recent theoretical debates pertaining to cultural studies and its subject matters... This is a book for specialist and non-specialist academic readers alike.' Dave Boothroyd, University of Kent"

• Preface; Chapter 1: A User's Guide to Ethics, Culture and Politics; Chapter 2: Ethics and Cultural Studies; Chapter 3: Ethics and Moral Panics; Chapter 4: Ethics, Violence and the Media; Chapter 5: Ethics and the Body; Chapter 6: Ethics, and National Identity; Chapter 7: Ethics and Technology; Chapter 8: Bio-Ethics and Cyberfeminism

Joanna Zylinska is Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths College, University of London. She is the author of The Cyborg Experiments (Continuum, 2002).

"'This is a path-breaking book and an outstanding contribution to Cultural Studies... This is a book which deserves to become a new classic in the field.' Angela McRobbie, Professor of Communications, Goldsmiths College, University of London; 'The book brilliantly demonstrates the urgency of an ethical response in contemporary politics, ranging from immigration and asylum policies, new manifestations of racism and anti-Semitism, to the technologization of bodies in medicine and arts. This is an important contribution to cultural studies and postmodern ethics alike'. Ewa Plonowska Ziarek, Julian Park Professor of Comparative Literature, Suny at Buffalo; 'The Ethics of Cultural Studies provides an impressive guide through the recent theoretical debates pertaining to cultural studies and its subject matters... This is a book for specialist and non-specialist academic readers alike.' Dave Boothroyd, University of Kent"

• Preface; Chapter 1: A User's Guide to Ethics, Culture and Politics; Chapter 2: Ethics and Cultural Studies; Chapter 3: Ethics and Moral Panics; Chapter 4: Ethics, Violence and the Media; Chapter 5: Ethics and the Body; Chapter 6: Ethics, and National Identity; Chapter 7: Ethics and Technology; Chapter 8: Bio-Ethics and Cyberfeminism