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Globalization and Cyberculture; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Contents; List of Abbreviations; 1 Introduction; 2 Traditional African and Western Modern Cultures; Physical Reality of Communication; Religion; Folktales and Music; Widowhood/Gender Rights/Polygamy; Education; Western Culture; Virtual Reality of Communications; Individualism Versus Communalism; Religion; Gender/Class; 3 Cyberculture, Cybersubculture, and Africa; Cyberculture; Nonelectronic Culture; Cybersubculture; Cyberspace; Imperialism/Neocolonialism in Africa; 4 Road to Cyberculture in Tropical Africa; Print Media
Broadcast Media (Radio)Television; Mobile Televisions; 5 Requiem for In-Person Verbal/Nonverbal Communication; Cyber Texting and Western Values; Interpersonal Communication and Communal African Cultures; Cry the Beloved Nonverbal Communication; Language and Spacio-Temporal Communication; Online Message Recall; Anonymity/Hacking and Online In-Person Communication; 6 New Media New Cultural Dependence; New Wines in Unclean Bottles; Dependency Theory and the Fate of Africa; Adapting New Communication Technologies in Africa; Digital Media Adaptations in Africa; "Arab Spring" and Digital Technology
Knowledge Transfer and SharingDigitalization of Non-European Languages; 7 Cyberculture and the Digital Divide; Cyber Literacy; Gender Cyber Divide; Age Disparities; Class and Cyberculture Divide; Language and Digital Divide; Digital and Electronic Communication Divide; 8 Cyberculture and Identity; Cyber Criminality; Living with SIRI: Real World and Virtual World; Cyberculture and Political Communication; Anonymity, Privacy, and Trust; 9 Cybernetic Psycho-Syndrome; Technoculture and Cybernetics; African Humanity and Western Transhumanity; Resisting Transhuman Digital Communication?
Cybersubculture and Feminism10 Cybersecurity, Cyberculture, and Africa; Cyberculture, Subculture, and Security; Governmental Initiatives; African Union Convention on Cyber Security Agreement; Article 26: National Cyber Security System; Why Cybersecurity?; Cybersecurity Challenges in Africa; Telecenters and Cybersecurity; 11 Cyberculture and E-health Communication in Africa; Digital Know-how and E-health; Traditional Medicine and E-health in Africa; Challenges and Hope for e-Health Cybernetism; Cultural Restrictions and E-health in Africa; 12 Conclusion; References; Index
Broadcast Media (Radio)Television; Mobile Televisions; 5 Requiem for In-Person Verbal/Nonverbal Communication; Cyber Texting and Western Values; Interpersonal Communication and Communal African Cultures; Cry the Beloved Nonverbal Communication; Language and Spacio-Temporal Communication; Online Message Recall; Anonymity/Hacking and Online In-Person Communication; 6 New Media New Cultural Dependence; New Wines in Unclean Bottles; Dependency Theory and the Fate of Africa; Adapting New Communication Technologies in Africa; Digital Media Adaptations in Africa; "Arab Spring" and Digital Technology
Knowledge Transfer and SharingDigitalization of Non-European Languages; 7 Cyberculture and the Digital Divide; Cyber Literacy; Gender Cyber Divide; Age Disparities; Class and Cyberculture Divide; Language and Digital Divide; Digital and Electronic Communication Divide; 8 Cyberculture and Identity; Cyber Criminality; Living with SIRI: Real World and Virtual World; Cyberculture and Political Communication; Anonymity, Privacy, and Trust; 9 Cybernetic Psycho-Syndrome; Technoculture and Cybernetics; African Humanity and Western Transhumanity; Resisting Transhuman Digital Communication?
Cybersubculture and Feminism10 Cybersecurity, Cyberculture, and Africa; Cyberculture, Subculture, and Security; Governmental Initiatives; African Union Convention on Cyber Security Agreement; Article 26: National Cyber Security System; Why Cybersecurity?; Cybersecurity Challenges in Africa; Telecenters and Cybersecurity; 11 Cyberculture and E-health Communication in Africa; Digital Know-how and E-health; Traditional Medicine and E-health in Africa; Challenges and Hope for e-Health Cybernetism; Cultural Restrictions and E-health in Africa; 12 Conclusion; References; Index