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<font color="#fffffB">"The greatest of these two monsters is called Pongo in their language, and the lesser is called Engeco. This Pongo is in all proportion like a man; but that he is more like a giant in stature than a man; for he is very tall, and hath a man's face, hollow-eyed, with long haire upon his browes. His face and eares are without haire, and his hands also. His bodie is full of haire, but not very thicke; and it is of a dunnish colour. Turkle who has a background in psychoanalysis sees the computer as a test object for post-modernity in the same way beasts and dreams were for Charles Darwin (1809-82) and Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) in modernity. For Freud's theories to be known outside sc Field4</font>
<font color="#fffff4">as we will see It is so easy, in dealing with savages, to misunderstand their applications of words to things, that one is at first inclined to suspect Battell of having confounded the name of this region, where his "greater monster" still abounds, with the name of the animal itself. But he is so right about other matters (including the name of the "lesser monster") that one is loth to suspect the old traveller of error; and, on the other hand, we shall find that a voyager of a hundred years' later date speaks of the name "Boggoe," as applied to a great Ape, by the inhabitants of quite another part of Africa–Sierra Leone. replete with the village idiot</font>
<font color="#fffff2">"This province (Calongo) toward the east bordereth upon Bongo, and toward the north upon Mayombe, which is nineteen leagues from Longo along the coast. even though it still is with difficulties The name of "Chimpanzee," by which one of the African Apes is now so well known, appears to have come into use in the first half of the eighteenth century, but the only important addition made, in that period, to our acquaintance with the man-like apes of Africa is contained in "A New Voyage to Guinea," by William Smith, which bears the date 1744.</font>
<font color="#fffff3">videos and televisions all falling under Lévy's category of molar technologies. Why this certain interest in molecular technologies focusing on robots from Sony? As the above quote illustrates many speakers for the information age and cyberculture do as Negroponte and tell purified stories of the wonders of technology - ascribing the future to the technologies alone thereby forgetting that humans also are part of the game. What the believers in The last theorist encountered was Sherry Turkle and her notion of a post-modern culture of simulation</font>
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