postmodern war - Chris Hables Gray

Acknowledgments
I would to first thank Donna Haraway, my mentor. She is an inspiration. I
would also like to sincerely thank the other members of my dissertation
committee: Barbara Epstein, Terry Winograd, and Bruce Larkin, for their
support and advice. Billie Harris, the administrator of the History of Consciousness
Board during my time there, was an invaluable help, a steadfast
supporter, and a good friend. Everyone at HistCon deserves thanks. It is a
unique, wonder-filled program and a weird but real community. But I would
especially like to mention Hayden White, Jim Clifford, and my good friends
Zoe Sofia, Paul Edwards, Sharon Helsel, Noel Sturgeon, Sarah Williams, and
Ron Eglash. Everyone in our Cultural Studies of Science and Technology
Research Group has been helpful, thoughtful, and amusing, especially Mark
Driscoll
I owe a great deal to the faculty and students I've worked with at the
University of California, Santa Cruz, and in other places as distant as
Moscow, but I don't have space to name them all here. I also must thank the
Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation of the University of California
at San Diego, the Universitiy of California Regents, the Eisenhower Fellowships,
and the Smithsonian Institution for funding support. Paul Ceruzzi of
the Smithsonian was a kind and gracious host during my summer there. James
Der Derian as a commentator and Les Levidow, an editor, helped me improve
this book a great deal, as did Hugh Gusterson, a fine friend and a fine reader.
Of course all errors are my responsibility.
Finally, I could not have done this work without my friends and
family. Jane, Corey, Zachary, Mary Hables, the Wilsons, the Grays, and all
my companeros, you know who you are, thank you!