Genres of Scholarly Knowledge Production
Post-conference dialogue after the Dec 10–12, 2014 event at HUMlab
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The Pathology of Platforms
The Pathology of Platforms
Matt Ratto Faculty of Information University of Toronto matt.ratto@utoronto.ca
Visualization as Argument (and on the Floor)
Visualization as Argument (and on the Floor)
I’ve already posted a more precise transcript of my talk, “Visualization as Argument,” over on my personal website. As I mentioned there…
Online and in Space
Online and in Space
I witnessed the Genres of Scholarly Knowledge Production from my desk at my job in Stockholm, on my phone while travelling on public…
Reframing the Discussion
Reframing the Discussion
In addition to my great excitement for the discussion theme and those convening, it was the shakeup of the conference format and unique…
World as Platform
World as Platform
David Theo Goldberg, University of California Humanities Research Institute
Academic space-time
Academic space-time
It was a little tough to trade my L.A. sunshine for a Swedish winter — I had to buy a coat. But the chance to go to Umeå for the Genres of…
Unconventionalizing Convention
Unconventionalizing Convention
If you think about it, it’s pretty weird. We pay hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars to fly to some frigid city — Chicago, Montreal, New…
About this collection/CFP
About this collection/CFP
On the conditions and genres of knowledge production. The collection comes out of a December 2014 conference in HUMlab.
Revisiting “Genres of Scholarly Knowledge Production”
Revisiting “Genres of Scholarly Knowledge Production”
