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... when remixers claim, in the name of an electronic commons, access to the anonymously produced creativity of the Internet? © 2009 Duke University Press 2009 The Collective as a Political Model Fredric Jameson: We decided to try to found a group. It was founded on the principle, enunciated...

... John Brenkman, Anders Stephanson, Sohnya Sayres, and Bruce Robbins discuss the changing role of journals. In light of the Internet, changing reading practices, and financing, doing a journal is an uphill struggle. However, magazines do sustain a kind of culture and chains of connection. © 2009...

...After Globalism Writing Group As Internet memes and fake news permeate our collective mediascapes, a return to reasoned, balanced, and civil discourse appears to be the antidote to sensationalism. This essay argues that reason often falls short and that knowledge must be situated within...

... chronotistics is meant to describe practices and ideologies of time management and expenditure. Topics discussed in the cycle range from the vocabularies of temporality (“Time Consuming” and “Killing Time”) to discussions of gender and labor (“Mars and Venus in the Workplace”) to time spent viewing Internet...

... and mediated communication are—borrowing from Fredric Jameson—“a symbolic vehicle” for, and an object of, progressive critique. Tavia Nyong'o considers how the image of the Internet as a creative commons is belied by Marx's insight into the dominating logic of machinic over human intelligence. Fortunately...

... are not simply a typical form of labor on the Internet; they also embody a complex relation to labor that is widespread in late capital- ist societies. In this essay I understand this relationship as a provision of “free labor,” a trait of the cultural economy...

...Anna Everett Duke University Press 2002 Anderson, Benedict. 1983 . Imagined communities: Reflections on the origin and spread of nationalism . London: Verso. Anderson, Christopher. 1995 . The Internet: The accidental superhighway. Economist (July): 3 -18. Archibold, Randal C...

... and dissent on the Chinese Internet since the late 1990s have facilitated its topical resurgence. The present-day diction of Enlightenment-inspired progress inheres in the profusion of references to one or another humanist...

... barriers to reliable internet access. 34 Therefore, within the context of colonialism, the flow of information from Qatar-based AJE to Palestinians in the OPT and diaspora is interrupted and fraught. The genre of the AJE videos gestures to a reformulation of access to al-Aqsa compound...

... and cultural theorists looked increasingly to information technology, especially the Internet and the World Wide Web, for new paradigms. We Social Text 71, Vol. 20, No. 2, Summer 2002. Copyright © 2002 by Duke University Press. might call this cadre of analysts and boosters...

.... For Trump and Twitter, see Fusch, Digital Demagogue . 60. Browne, “Everybody's Got a Little Light,” 546 . References boyd danah . “ White Flight in Networked Publics? How Race and Class Shaped American Teen Engagement with Myspace and Facebook .” In Race after the Internet , edited...

... the Internet offers humanists the possibility of reengaging and expanding its audience. The potential audience is not only large but also different from the one reached by traditional academic monographs. The Invasion of America site...

... (6,500 trillion) images to the Internet in the past decade. Figure 1 Screenshot of Twitter post by @geraldmellor, documenting four tweets by the Microsoft AI named “Tay,” 26 March 2016 Figure 1. Screenshot of Twitter post by @geraldmellor, documenting four tweets by the Microsoft AI named “Tay...

... wrote on the Internet of her hopes to give her daughter “what she would need to have a fulfilling, but divided life.” The daughter, six-year-old Sierra Song E, echoed her mother’s thoughts: “Part of me lives here now and part of my heart...

... felt as if we knew an amazing secret that we had the obligation to tell the world about” (Klatzkin 1999, xiii). The other powerful force contributing to the shaping of the adoptive Chinese community is the Internet. The Internet...

... contact? It is likely that she has encountered models of what it is to be camba or colla not only through socialization in family and peer group interaction13 but also within mediatized contexts of print, television, and the Internet.14 If Lydia can describe “a typical colla” in a socially...

... in and satirizes an international desire to reshape the DMZ through art into a place of peace. YHCHI approaches this question through a globalized and deterritorialized Internet English that illuminates the cultural work of Anglophone tourist marketing discourse...

... days before the US presidential elections. But unlike the Internet troll who got elected, the animated Dreamworks trolls are not villains — quite the opposite. A full reading of the film would have to take into account the ways it engages with the exodus narrative, Masada, settler colonialism...

... © 2009 Duke University Press 2009 Internet Christmas card showing Syntagma Square, Athens, with tree aflame. Anonymous, 2008. Social Text 101 • Vol. 27, No. 4 • Winter 2009 DOI 10.1215/01642472-2009...

... lit on fire. This complete video, however, was quickly disappeared and is now nowhere to be found on the internet. Due in part to the excessive state-sponsored violence exposed by videos and social media, the national strike protests eventually helped turn the tide against the right-wing...