Meanings
- no pluralrareThe cybersphere or cyberworld.
Alternative sources of knowledge claims — no longer tied to professional qualifications — sprang up across the cyberglobe almost overnight […]
2008, Amanda Spink, Michael Zimmer, Web Search: Multidisciplinary Perspectives1 more example
We are stuck with our bodies. Feminism, as a politics that is committed to theorizing the body as a site of resistance, must return from the cyberglobe to this problematic place.
2001, Zillah R Eisenstein, Manmade breast cancers
Origin
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