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page contains links to papers and articles generated by the MIT
Communications Forum, Comparative Media Studies conferences and
the Media in Transition project.
Philip Agre,
Growing a Democratic Culture:
John Commons on the Wiring of Civil Society Penelope
Alfrey, Petrarch's Apes: Originality,
Plagiarism and Copyright Principles within Visual Culture Constance
Balides, Virtual Spaces and
Incorporative Logics: Contemporary Films As "Mass Ornaments"
[6,281 words, posted may 10, 2000] Wendy
Bellion, The Mechanization of
Likeness in Jeffersonian America
[7,242 words, posted december 19, 1999] Harvey
Blume, Autism and the Internet,
or "It's the Wiring, Stupid"
[4,987 words, posted july 1, 1997] William
Boddy, Redefining the Home Screen:
Technological Convergence as Trauma and Business Plan
[4,156 words, posted december 19, 1999] Octavia
Butler, "Devil Girl From Mars":
Why I Write Science Fiction
[3,099 words, posted: october 4, 1998] Rosemary
Coombe and Andrew Herman, Defending
Toy Dolls and Maneuvering Toy Soldiers: Trademarks, Consumer
Politics, and Corporate Accountability on the World Wide Web Gregory
Crane, Historical
Perspectives on the Book and Information Technology Andrew Jakubowicz,
Discourses
of the Social: Making Multicultural Australia - A Multimedia
Documentary Henry Jenkins,
Bearings Henry
Jenkins, Contacting
the Past: Early Radio and the Digital Revolution
[1,482 words, posted december 3, 1997] Henry
Jenkins, From
Home[r] to the Holodeck: New Media and the Humanities
[9,026 words, posted december 6, 1998] Henry Jenkins,
Media and
Imagination: A Short History of American Science Fiction Henry Jenkins
and David Thorburn, The
Digital Revolution, the Informed Citizen, and the Culture of
Democracy [6,563 words, posted january 9, 2004] Tom
Kemper, Instant
Re-Players - From Sports Fans to Video Game Players: A Cognitive
History
[3,569 words, posted february 1, 2000] Matthew
Kirschenbaum, The
Other End of Print: David Carson, Graphic Design, and the Aesthetics
of Media
[3,148 words, posted january 25, 2000] Andreas
Kitzmann, Watching
the Web Watch Me: Explorations of the Domestic Web Cam
[4,812 words, posted october 31, 1999]
Jerome
McGann, Imagining
What You Don't Know: The Theoretical Goals of The Rossetti Archive
[7,713 words, posted: april 11, 1998] Angela
Ndalianis, Architectures
of Vision: Neo-Baroque Optical Regimes and Contemporary Entertainment
Media
[6,134 words, posted december 19, 1999] Mark
Pesce, Magic Mirror:
The Novel as a Software Development Platform
[4,911 words, posted december 19, 1999] Steven
Pinker, Some
Remarks on Becoming a "Public Intellectual"
[1,590 words, posted january 5, 2000] Jeffrey
Ruoff, Around the
World in Eighty Minutes: The Travel Lecture Film
[7,092 words, posted december 19, 1999] Nicholas
Sammond, See You
Real Soon: Imagining the Child in Disney's Cold-War Natural Order
[6,612 words, posted december 19, 1999] Michael
Schudson, Changing
Concepts of Democracy
[3,903 words, posted June 4, 1998] Doug Schuler, Reports of the Close Relationship Between Democracy and the Internet May Have Been Exaggerated [4,444 words, posted may 17, 1998] David Sholle, What is Information? The Flow of Bits and the Control of Chaos [7,904 words, posted october 31, 1999] Bob Stepno, Happy Valley and Beyond: Establishing Local Identity for Online News [3,371 words, posted december 19, 1999] J. Michael Straczynski, What the Networks Don't Know About Science Fiction [6,410 words, posted january 14, 1999] David Thorburn, "This market, this bazaar of life": Markets Imagined and Remembered [1,225 words, posted december 6, 1998]
David Thorburn, Web
of Paradox David Thorburn and Henry Jenkins, Toward an Aesthetics of Transition [6,044 words, posted january 9, 2004] Trish Travis,
Ideas and Commodities:
The Image of the Book John
Unsworth, Documenting
the Reinvention of Text: The Importance of Imperfection, Doubt,
and Failure
[4,345 words, posted: april 11, 1998] Cristina Venegas, Will the Internet Spoil Fidel Castro's Cuba? [4,192 words, posted october 31, 1999] Ingrid Volkmer, International Communication Theory in Transition: Parameters of the New Global Public Sphere [2,396 words, posted december 19, 1999] Ingrid Volkmer, Journalism in Cyberspace: An International Perspective [3,224 words, posted december 12, 1999] Peter Walsh, That Withered Paradigm: The Web, the Expert, and the Information Hegemony [3,352 words, posted october 31, 1999]
David Winston, Digital
Democracy and the New Age of Reason
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