From: cyberoid@milton.u.washington.edu (Robert Jacobson)
Subject: CFP:  Am. Library Assn. 1992 Proceedings
Date: Sun, 25 Aug 1991 18:37:09 GMT
Organization: Human Interface Technology Lab, Univ. of Wash., Seattle



 >From: Bruce Miller 
<cshub!millerb%sandnet.UCSD.EDU%Sdsc.BITNET%cunyvm.cuny.edu

 >Subject: call for papers
 >To: Multiple recipients of list PACS-L <PACS-L%UHUPVM1.FORWARD>

 >     Publication Opportunity for Cyberpunks, Technologists, and
 >     Futurists

 >     The LITA President's Program at the ALA Annual Conference in San
 >     Francisco in 1992 will feature internationally renowned
 >     roboticist Hans Moravec and highly acclaimed speculative fiction
 >     authors David Brin and Bruce Sterling.  These brilliant futurists
 >     will seek to expand the vision of the audience beyond the use of
 >     technology solely for the automation of text and the
 >     mechanization of information processing to encompass a future in
 >     which the relationships between humans and their information
 >     machines will be distinctly personal and symbiotic.  The program
 >     will cover selected contemporary experiments with relevant
 >     technologies and relationships, but it will emphasize concepts
 >     and terms of reference that define visions of the future and
 >     issues and concerns that are presented by progress toward those
 >     visions of the future.
 >
 >     The LITA Imagineering Interest Group is sponsoring the program
 >     and has begun work to develop an information packet for attendees
 >     and a monograph to be published shortly after the conference
 >     which will include the speakers' presentations.  In addition to
 >     other features, we plan to include ten or more essays on related
 >     topics such as artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, virtual
 >     reality, cyberspace, adaptive technology, futurism, etc.  These
 >     essays will be three to five pages in length for the packet, b.ut
 >     there will be an opportunity to expand them up to fift.en pages
 >     for the monograph.  This is your big chance!  If you want to
 >     write one of these essays or you have an idea.for a good topic
 >     and someone who should write it, please contact Milton Wolf
 >     (sfwolf@unssun.nevada.edu or 702/784-4.77) or R. Bruce Miller
 >     (rbmiller@ucsd.edu or 619/534-1234>.
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