I have made a
list of articles I have been able to track down, on weblogs. This may be expanded with books and more articles as I find the time to write them down, but until then, if you see me missing something major (except the entire
blogosphere collection), please leave a note. After 8 hours of nothing but tea and blogarticles, I am getting offline for some maintainance.
Yep, you're missing sth which doesn't exist yet:
ReplyDeleteReed, A. (forthcoming). 'My blog is me': texts and persons in UK online journal culture (and anthropology). Ethnos.
http://www.zephoria.org/alterity/archives/2005/04/adam_reed_my_bl.html
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/00141844.asp
oh, and sth. else:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.doostdar.com/articles/vsob.pdf
"The vulgar spirit of blogging" - by Alireza Doostdar in the American Anthropologist.
By the way: would you mind making your bibliography wiki-able, so we could all contribute? Or do you think that's gonna end up in too much of a mess?
That's a useful addition to the Kairosnews bibliography, which doesn't seem to include offline sources as yours does. You should include
ReplyDeleteSerfaty, Viviane. 2004. The Mirror and the Veil: An Overview of American Online Diaries and Blogs. Amsterdam: Amsterdam Monographies in American Studies.
It's really quite good, and the first scholarly book I've seen on blogs. There's a website describing it a little.
I don't mind making it wiki-able at all, except for the fact that I am an absolute idiot with things liek that. If somebody wants to cut and paste and put it into a wiki and leave a link here, feel free! I am not copyrighting it!
ReplyDeleteThere is also the list Kaye Trammel put together, which I have been looking everywhere for.
ReplyDeleteThe blogtalk downunder (may 19th - 21st) articles are coming online.
ReplyDeleteA special edition of Communications of the ACM, Blogosphere.
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