mee
http://www.alansondheim.org/mee.mov
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: just when i got on
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: just when i got on
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: this happened
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: and everything began
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: and everything began
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: to disappear
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: to disappear
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: and somewhere i knew
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: i found myself and god
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: and somewhere i knew
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: i began to disappear
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: i began to disappear
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: then what
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: then what
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: then nothing
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: then crashed and machine
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: gave itself
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: gave itself up to me
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: gave itself up to me
[20:58] Alan Dojoji: and it disappeared
[20:59] Alan Dojoji: and i disappeared
[21:00] Alan Dojoji: now it curls
[21:00] Alan Dojoji: it curls around me
[21:00] Alan Dojoji: it covets me and curls me
[21:00] Alan Dojoji: and i disappear
[21:00] Alan Dojoji: and i do disappear
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: just when i got on
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: just when i got on
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: this happened
[20:57] Alan Dojoji: and everything began
when i am so unformed
i do remain unharmed
my swollen me is charmed
when i am so unformed
http://www.alansondheim.org/early.jpg
Jon Marshall wrote an extended ethnography a few years ago on Cybermind,
an email list I began with Michael Current, in 1994. It's been running
since then; Marshall was a participant both online and offline (in a 1996
Cybermind Conference in Perth, and in various fleshmeets as we called
them, in Sydney). I'd check out Living on Cybermind: Categories,
Communication, and Control, 2007. - Aalan
On Sun, 27 Jun 2010, Annamari Martinviita wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm just getting started on my PhD studies, unfunded as yet, regarding new
> social technologies and online communities and would really appreciate any
> hints, tips and advice members of this list may have on good information
> sources, relevant publications, events and so on.
>
> Broadly speaking, I'm interested in how communities extend from the online to
> the offline and vice versa, how participation in online communities becomes
> part of every-day life, how the lines between offline and online
> communication and relationship building are blurred as access to online
> social tools becomes ubiquitous. More specifically, I am looking at how new
> social technologies affect local communities and what developers should take
> into consideration while creating new tools with a view of fostering online
> community. I hope to come up with results that offer an insight into how the
> concept of community is changing for members of a hyper-connected society,
> and the implications of that change for local communities. My research
> approach is ethnographic.
>
> It would be great to hear from others with similar interests, and also
> perhaps to discover fellow "sufferers" at similar stages of their academic
> careers, for a bit of mutual support and encouragement. :) Of course, any
> advice would be hugely appreciated!
>
> Best regards,
>
> Annamari Martinviita
> PhD student
> University of Oulu, Finland
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