Search Results for do-it-yourself (DIY)

...Josef Nguyen This analysis of Make , a US parenting magazine, focuses on how the periodical attempts to democratize science and technology through do-it-yourself (DIY) politics by rendering it a problem of child-rearing. Positioning the magazine within a broader context of contemporary interest...

... interactivity for supporting the development of a “do-it-yourself” (DIY) digital citizenship and democracy free of old politics and old nation-state legal institutions. For Hartley, becoming a digital citizen means becoming an autonomous and creative producer–consumer (or prosumer in Alvin Toffler's techno...

... there is evidence of a conceptual link between this sign and materialist analyses of zine community practice (Piepmeier 2008 ), as well as theoretical connections between DIY archival practice and participatory cultural production (Materasso 2019 ; Moore et al. 2021 ). First, this sign is, importantly...

... . Delfanti Alessandro Söderberg Johan . Forthcoming . “ Repurposing the Hacker: Three Cycles of Recuperation in the Evolution of Hacking and Capitalism .” Social Science Research Network . ssrn.com/abstract=2622106 . Delgado Ana Callén Blanca 2016 . “ Do-It-Yourself Biology...

... and perpetuate social inequalities. The genre of do-it-yourself (DIY) programs has always been popular on British television. How ever, of specific interest here is both the shift in style of these programs and their sheer volume internationally. Therefore, the questions this article considers are: Why have...

...), open-source distributed network processes, rhizomes, DIY/DIT (do-it-yourself/do-it-together) citizenship ( Boler 2008 ), augmediated participation ( Bauwens 2012 ), maktivism ( Mann 2014 ), and veillance ( Mann 2013 ). In many respects, it comes down to nonhierarchical governance (Internet protocols...

... is the countercultural ideal of public participation and do-it-yourself (DIY) culture's enabling role, hence its presentation as a “manual” explaining the technologies and strategies for ordinary people. Shamberg's goal was the creation of a popular movement of “community video”: an “indigenous production” without...

... influential notion of “relational aesthetics,” where the DIY, interactive promise of the internet is transferred to the production and reception of art: “Nowadays, modernity extends into the practices of cultural do-it-yourself and recycling, into the invention of the everyday and the development of time...

... to subcultures such as skateboarding and do-it-yourself electronic music (rather than institutions and industries of art), and operating without recourse to the paradigms in operation in the business of art. Richardson was singled out as unworthy of inclusion; Matthew Atencio and Becky Beal summarize the “heated...