Configuring the networked self: law, code, and the play of everyday practice

Introduction : imagining the networked information society

From the virtual to the ordinary : networked space, networked bodies, and the play of everyday practice

Copyright, creativity, and cultural progress

Decentering creativity

Privacy, autonomy, and information

Reimagining privacy

"Piracy," "security," and architectures of control

Rethinking "unauthorized access"

The structural conditions of human flourishing

Conclusion : putting cultural environmentalism into practice.