Neuromancer
1984 · Book
Four futures
Technology, power and the body as contested ground.
Cyberpunk starts from the machinery of a near-future city and asks who owns it. Implants, interfaces and networks sit between people and the systems that profit from them, so the stories turn on inequality, surveillance and the cost of staying recognisably human.
Technology, power, identity and inequality — high tech, low life, and the ledger behind both.
117 works tagged Cyberpunk
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Start with the four works the genre is measured against: Gibson's novel, Ridley Scott's film, Otomo's manga and Oshii's Ghost in the Shell. Everything else on Radar is downstream of these.
1984 · Book
1982 · Film
1982 · Manga
1995 · Film
1992 · Book
2002 · TV & streaming
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