Comments | rivkat: Review: Rethinking Media Change

rivkat

Review: Rethinking Media Change

Dec 18, 2005 07:45

nonfiction, reviews, au: jenkins, su: media studies

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cathexys December 18 2005, 14:21:16 UTC

oh, neat. this is very much where my research is now and i feel like i'll be collecting a nice bunch of those pretty yet expensive MIT books :-)

thanks for the links! Is Cumberland's essay worth seeing in its long form? [And would you have the exact bib info incl. page numbers by any chance so i can add it to metabib?] <- though i probably need to get the entire collection anyway for the other essays in there...

i'm reading galloway's protocol at the moment and am liking it quite a bit. have you read jenkins' co-edited first person? some really neat essays in there as well!!!

p.s. cathexys December 18 2005, 15:06:04 UTC

the arata is perfect for my hypertext essay, isn't it? thanks so much for the link!!!

rivkat December 19 2005, 04:53:30 UTC

I think the point of Cumberland's print version is pretty much the same, but it's nicer and slightly longer, I believe. It's MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2003, Private Uses of Cyberspace: Women, Desire, and Fan Culture, pp. 261-279.

rivkat December 19 2005, 04:55:04 UTC

I haven't read First Person, but I'll look for it.

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cathexys December 29 2005, 02:12:56 UTC

omg, have you seen this ???

rivkat December 29 2005, 14:07:48 UTC

Whoa. Pretty cool. I need to finish my fiction catalog at LibraryThing, and then maybe hook them up. I've thought about appending my reviews to books I catalog on LibraryThing, but the idea of all that cutting and pasting tires me!

cathexys December 29 2005, 16:10:23 UTC

you so should!!!

still, don't you wish you'd *know* if someone links to you???