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Technoetic Arts
 A Journal of Speculative Research
ISSN 1477-965X
6.1
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Printed and bound in Great Britain by4edge,UK ISSN 1477–965X
Technoetic Arts
:A Journal of Speculative Research
Volume 6 Number 1
Purpose of the Journal
 The journal aims to provide a forum for the presentation of new ideas,projects and practicesarising from the confluence of art,science,technology and consciousness research.It has aspecial interest in matters of mind and the extension of the senses through technologies of cognition and perception.It will document accounts of transdisciplinary research,collabora-tion and innovation in the design,theory and production of new systems and structures forlife in the twenty-first century,while inviting a re-evaluation of older world-views,esotericknowledge and arcane cultural practices.Artificial life,the promise of nanotechnology,theecology of mixed reality environments,the reach of telematic media,and the effect generallyof a post-biological culture on human values and identity,are issues central to the journal’sfocus.It welcomes speculative and anticipatory approaches to research,and the unorthodoxexpression of ideas whenever the topic justifies such innovation.It aims to communicate toan international non-specialist readership.
Editorial Advisory Board
Annick BureaudObservatoire Leonardo des arts et des technosciences,Paris,France.Oron CattsArt and Science Collaborative Research Laboratory,Schoolof Anatomy and Human Biology,University of WesternAustralia,Perth,Australia.Mohammed Aziz ChafchaouniFoundation Al Andalus,Rabat,Morocco.Monika FleischmannExploratory Media Laboratory (MARS),Fraunhofer InstitutMedienkommunikation,Bonn,Germany.James K.GimzewskiCalifornia NanoSystems Institute,University of California LosAngeles,USA.Steve GrandCyberlife Research,Shipham,UK.Piet HutInstitute for Advanced Study,Princeton,USA.Eduardo KacArt and Technology Department,School of the Art Institute of Chicago,USA.Pierre LevyCollective Intelligence Research Chair,University of Ottawa,Canada.Luis Eduardo LunaCentre for the Study of Psychointegrator Plants,VisionaryArt and Consciousness,Florianópolis,Brazil.Ryohei NakatsuSchool of Science and Technology,Kwansei GakuinUniversity,Japan.Diana SlatteryArtist,Domeworks,Albany,New York.Emanuel Dimas de Melo PimentaArchitect and composer,Lisbon,Portugal.Edward ShankenInformation Science and Information Studies,DukeUniversity,North Carolina,USA.Neil SpillerBartlett Faculty of Built Environment,University CollegeLondon,UK.Barbara Maria StaffordDepartment of Art History,University of Chicago,USA.Evan ThompsonDepartment of Philosophy,York University,Toronto,Canada.Victoria VesnaDesign/Media Arts,University of California Los Angeles,USA.Stephen WilsonConceptual/Information Arts,San Francisco State University,USA.Won-Kon YiMedia Arts,Dankook University,Seoul,South Korea.
 Technoetic Arts is published three times per year by Intellect,The Mill,ParnallRoad,Bristol,BS16 3JG,UK.The current subscription rates are £33 (personal) and£210 (institutional).Postage within the UK is free whereas it is £9 within the EUand £12 elsewhere.Advertising enquiries should be addressed to:marketing@intellectbooks.com© 2008 Intellect Ltd.Authorization to photocopy items for internal or personal useor the internal or personal use of specific clients is granted by Intellect Ltd forlibraries and other users registered with the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) inthe UK or the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) Transactional Reporting Service inthe USA provided that the base fee is paid directly to the relevant organization.
Editor
Roy Ascott The Planetary Collegium+44 (0)117 955 0918 e-mail:roy@planetary-collegium.net
 
Notes
Notes appear at the side of appropriatepages,but the numerical sequence runsthroughout the article.These should be keptto a minimum (not normally more thantwelve) and be identified by a superscriptnumeral in the text.Please avoid the use of automatic footnote programmes;simplyappend the footnotes to the end of thearticle.
References and Bibliography
We use the Harvard system for bibliographi-cal references.This means that allquotations must be followed by the nameof the author,the date of the publication,and the pagination,thus:(Smith 1995:254).PLEASE DO NOT use ‘(ibid.)’.Punctuationshould follow the last bracket that identifiesthe reference whether a quotation is withinthe text or shown as a separate indentedquotation.However,the closing marks forquotations that are placed within the textshould preceed the reference.Yourreferences refer the reader to a bibliographyat the end of the article.The heading shouldbe ‘References’.List the items alphabeticallyby the author surname.Bibliographicalreferences must adhere to the followingmodels:Books:author’s full name,title (italics),place of publication,publisher,year,andpage reference.instance to the Editor as JPEGs.Subsequently,the Editor may requestsubmission of Macintosh EPS or TIFF files ona Mac-compatible zip disk or CD.Allillustrations,photographs,diagrams,maps,etc.should follow the same numericalsequence and be shown as Figure 1,Figure2,etc.The source has to be indicated below.Copyright clearance should be indicated bythe contributor and is always the responsibil-ity of the contributor.Their place in the textshould be clearly indicated.
Quotations
Within paragraphs,these should be usedsparingly,identified by single quotationmarks.Paragraph quotations must beindented with an additional one-line spaceabove and below and without quotes.
Captions
All illustrations should be accompanied by acaption,which should include the Figurenumber,and acknowledge to the holder of the copyright.The author has a responsibil-ity to ensure that the proper permissions areobtained.
Other Styles
Margins should be at least 2.5 cm all roundand pagination should be continuous.Foreign words and phrases inserted in thetext should be italicized.
Author(s) Note
A biographical note on the author(s) must be provided.This includes author’s name,institutional affiliation and address.It shouldnot exceed 150 words.
Abstract
An abstract must be provided.The abstractshould not exceed 200 words in length andshould concentrate on the significantfindings.Apart from its value for abstractingservices,it should also make a case for thearticle to be read by someone from a quitedifferent discipline.
Keywords
Keywords must be provided.Provision of upto six keywords is much appreciated byindexing and abstracting services. The aim of this journal is to provide amedium for the publication of originalpapers covering issues arising from theconfluence of research in the arts,technology and the sciences (with specialreference to consciousness).The Editor isparticularly interested in publishing work which is speculative and anticipatory in itsscope.All contributions,correspondenceand books for reviews should be addressedto the Editor:roy@planetary-collegium.net
Referees
 Technoetic Arts is a refereed journal.Strictanonymity is accorded to both authors andreferees.Referees are chosen for theirexpertise within the subject area.They areasked to comment on comprehensibilityand originality of the article submitted.
Length
Articles should not normally exceed 7500words in length.
Submitting
Articles should be original and not be underconsideration by any other publication andbe written in a clear and concise style.In the first instance,contributions should besubmitted to the Editor by e-mail as Worddocuments.At this time,illustrations shouldbe sent separately as JPEGs with theirproposed place in the text clearly indicated.
Language
 The journal uses standard British English. The Editor reserves the right to alter usageto these ends.Because of the interdiscipli-nary nature of readership,jargon is to beavoided.Simple sentence structures are ogreat benefit to readers for whom English isa second language.
Format
 The journal is set with Apple Macintoshequipment.All electronic files submitted tothe publisher must be in a programme thatcan be read by an Apple Mac computer.
Illustrations
Illustrations are welcome.Generally onlyblack & white reproduction is available.Illustrations should be emailed in the first
 Any matters concerning the format and presentation of articles not covered by the above notes should be addressed to the Editor.The guidance on this page is by no means comprehensive:it must be read in conjunction with Intellect Notes for Contributors.These notes can be referred to by contributors to any of Intellect’s journals,and so are,in turn,not sufficient;contributors will also need to refer to the guidance such as this given for each specific journal.Intellect Notes for Contributors is obtainable fromwww.intellectbooks.com/journals,or on request from the Editor of this journal.
Editorial Notes for Contributors

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