Cyberspace and the New Frontier

The historian Frederick Jackson Turner in 1893 advanced an important historical thesis: “The existence of an area of free land, its continuous recession, and the advance of American settlement westward, explain American development.” Turner saw specific benefits of the frontier and raised questions about the future of American development once the frontier closed. This thesis has reemerged in writings about the Internet. According to Jeffrey R. Cooper (2000) “the opening of cyberspace is nothing less than the reopening of the American frontier, an undoing of the Turner Hypothesis (2001).” Who says there's no future in history.If you want citations write me.

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