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| The American author William Gibson wrote the novel Neuromancer (1984), one of the most influential science-fiction books of the 1980s. Gibson invented the term “cyberspace” to describe the imaginary realm where electronic information exists. | ||||||
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| Gibson, William; Cyberpunk Literature; Science Fiction; Cyberspace | ||||||
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