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concept-2281	none	“And down now, down…”: the Wildernesses of “Burning Chrome” and Inception	2018	21	.pdf	application/pdf	5832	213	45	While this previous scholarship has solidly established a connection between Gibson’s works and Inception, and has created precedent for interpreting Inception as a natural evolution of the themes and concerns of Gibson’s works, no substantial scholarship has yet considered how Inception’s sharing of minds and “Burning Chrome’s” shared digital space both function as gothic wildernesses. From the coining of the term “cyberspace,” (Concannon 441) to his contributions to the formation of the “cyberpunk” genre (Adams 164), Gibson’s depiction of cyberspace networks (which appeared in a number of his novels and short stories) have become “So widespread… a topic for movies, books, and games that [his] infamous description of it as a ‘consensual hallucination’ seems to have become reality” (Adams and Warf 141).	cache/concept-2281.pdf	txt/concept-2281.txt