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Technoetic. Term coined by Roy Ascott in 1997, bringing together techne and noetikos, technology and consciousness.

The Connective State: Europe's technoetic dimension. Roy Ascott 19.06.1997 http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/6/6140/1.html

"Technoetic Art: The technology of consciousness provides the substrate from which a new art is emerging". from: A Glossary. Roy Ascott.In: techno.seduction. Robert Rindler & Deborah Willis (eds). New York: The Cooper Union.January, 1997. http://www.cooper.edu/art/techno/essays/gloss.html

Technoetic Arts: a journal of speculative research was first published in 2003.

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