Aaron Mauro is Assistant Professor of Digital Media at Brock University, Canada.

Open, accessible, engaging, energetic, and enthusing – Hacking in the Humanitiesexplores essential impulses of today’s digital humanities in the context of their intellectual foundations, their current possibilities, and their necessary reflection of and in the human condition.

• Preface1. Human Exploits: An Introduction to Hacking and the Humanities2. “Hack the Planet”: Pop Hackers and the Demands of a Real World Resistance3. Academic Attack Surfaces: Culture Jamming the Future and XML Bombs4. Supply Chain Attacks and Knowledge Networks: Network Sovereignty and the Interplanetary Internet5.Cryptographic Agility and the Right to Privacy: Secret Writing and the Cypherpunks6. Biohacking and Autonomous Androids: Human Evolution and Biometric Data7. Gray Hat Humanities: Surveillance Capitalism, Object Oriented Ontology, and Design FictionSelected BibliographyIndex

Aaron Mauro is Assistant Professor of Digital Media at Brock University, Canada.

Open, accessible, engaging, energetic, and enthusing – Hacking in the Humanitiesexplores essential impulses of today’s digital humanities in the context of their intellectual foundations, their current possibilities, and their necessary reflection of and in the human condition.

• Preface1. Human Exploits: An Introduction to Hacking and the Humanities2. “Hack the Planet”: Pop Hackers and the Demands of a Real World Resistance3. Academic Attack Surfaces: Culture Jamming the Future and XML Bombs4. Supply Chain Attacks and Knowledge Networks: Network Sovereignty and the Interplanetary Internet5.Cryptographic Agility and the Right to Privacy: Secret Writing and the Cypherpunks6. Biohacking and Autonomous Androids: Human Evolution and Biometric Data7. Gray Hat Humanities: Surveillance Capitalism, Object Oriented Ontology, and Design FictionSelected BibliographyIndex