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Digital, Virtual, Corporeal
Identity and Subjectivity
Scientific and Anthropological Frameworks
- STS
- Rationality
- Animism
- Media
- Practice
- Genre

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Bauman & Briggs—Genre, Intertextuality, and Social Power
boyd – It’s Complicated
Burgess—Nation, Book, Medium

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Adorno
Althusser
Anderson
Austin
Bakhtin
Baudrillard
Bauman
Baym
Beattie
Boellstorff
Bogost
Bourdieu
boyd
Butler
Callon
Castells
Clifford
Csikszentmihalyi
Daston
de Certeau
Deleuze
Derrida
Descola
Douglas
Durkheim
Escobar
Evans-Pritchard
Foucault
Frazer
Freud
Galison
Geertz
Gell
Gibson
Giddens
Goffman
Habermas
Hacking
Hanks
Haraway
Harvey
Hayles
Hebdige
Hegel
Heidegger
Hobsbawm
Horkheimer
Huizinga
Jakobson
Jaspers
Jenkins
Jung
Kelty
Kierkegaard
Kirby
Knorr-Cetina
Kuhn
Latour
Laycock
Leach
Locke
Lévi-Strauss
Lévy-Bruhl
Malinowski
Mannheim
Martin
Marx
Mauss
McLuhan
Merleau-Ponty
Merton
Mill
Miller
Mosco
Parsons
Peirce
Plato
Popper
Radcliffe-Brown
Rancier
Rheingold
Sahlins
Sapir
Schaffer
Searle
Shapin
Strathern
Taylor
Turkle
Turner
Tylor
VanGennep
Viveiros de Castro
Warner
Weber
Williams
Winch
Winner
Wittgenstein
Woolgar

Fields

Digital, Virtual, Actual
Identity and Subjectivity
Scientific and Anthropological Frameworks
- STS
- Rationality
- Media
- Practice
- Genre

Flows

Altman—Posthum/an/ous
Bauman & Briggs—Genre, Intertextuality, and Social Power
Boellstorff—Coming of Age in Second Life
Boellstorff—Placing the Virtual Body
boyd – It’s Complicated
boyd—None of This Is Real
Burgess—Nation, Book, Medium
Castells—An Introduction to the Information Age
Coco & Woodward – Discourses of Authenticity in a Pagan Community
Cool—The Mutual Co-Construction of Online and Onground in Cyborganic
Csikszentmihalyi & Bennett—An Exploratory Model of Play
Daston & Galison—The Image of Objectivity
Descola—Modes of Being and Forms of Predication
Dumit – Is It Me or My Brain?
Escobar – Welcome to Cyberia
Fernback—Internet Ritual
Fine—Small Groups and Culture Creation
Fischer – Emergent Forms of Life
Fortun—From Latour to Late Industrialism
Foucault—Technologies of the Self
Fox—Real Punks and Pretenders
Gehl—Reverse Engineering Social Media
Gerbasi et al—Furries from A to Z (Anthropomorphism to Zoomorphism)
Gershon & Manning—Language and Media
Getzler—Othering Among Otherkin
Gieryn—Boundary Work
Golub—Being in the World (of Warcraft)
Grivell et al—An Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis of Identity in the Therian Community
Hacking—The Social Construction of What?
Haraway—A Cyborg Manifesto
Haraway—Situated Knowledges
Harding—Convicted by the Holy Spirit
Heidegger – The Question Concerning Technology
Herzfeld—Cultural Intimacy
Hine—Virtual Ethnography: Modes, Varieties, Affordances
Hodder—Entangled
Horst & Miller – The Digital and the Human
Johnston—On Having a Furry Soul
Kelty—Geeks, Social Imaginaries, and Recursive Publics
Kendall—Shout Into the Wind, and It Shouts Back
Kirby—Alternate Worlds
Kohn—How Forests Think
Latour—We Have Never Been Modern
Leach—Animal Categories and Verbal Abuse
Leve—Identity
Luhrmann—Persuasions of the Witch’s Craft
Luhrmann—When God Talks Back
Lukes—Some Problems about Rationality
MacIntyre—The Idea of a Social Science (Symposium)
Malaby— Anthropology and Play
Mosco—The Digital Sublime
Nagel—What Is It Like to Be a Bat?
Postill & Pink—Social Media Ethnography
Probyn-Rapsey—Furries and the Limits of Species Identity Disorder
Robertson—The Beast Within
Robertson—The Law of the Jungle
Scott—The Making of Blind Men
Shane—Some People Aren’t People on the Inside
Shapin & Schaffer—Leviathan and the Air-Pump
Taylor—The Politics of Recognition
Viveiros de Castro—Immanence and Fear
Weber—The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
Willerslev—Taking Animism Seriously, but Perhaps Not Too Seriously?
Williams & Copes—How Edge Are You?
Williams—The Technology and The Society
Winch—The Idea of a Social Science
Young—The Harmony of Illusions

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