RE: [-empyre-] Size matters?

["Charlotte Frost" <charlotte@digitalcritic.org>]

Thanks, I will look into this, but I am more concerned with the list  text
and process as contemporary art historical tools, how they simultaneously
create and evade the archive - or more specifically the archive as we have
known it within art history thus far, and how the list is generating the
bones of a net art criticism that is both an integral part of the validation
of net art, but also a more synchronized way of creating a language of net
art and new media...do you know of references for this???

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From: empyre-bounces@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au
[mailto:empyre-bounces@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au] On Behalf Of Alan Sondheim
Sent: 10 August 2004 15:01
To: soft_skinned_space
Subject: Re: [-empyre-] Size matters?



There's a fair amount on lists - Jon Marshall <jmarshal@ol.com.au> wrote his
Phd thesis on Cybermind - it's around 600 pp of analysis - and Lexie
(Alexanne) Don has written a system-functional analysis of elist behavior. A
few years ago there were also a number of articles in books such as Internet
Culture, Cultures of Internet, etc. I've written in my endless ramblings on
list governance and its relation to specific software, etc. There has been a
fair amount on list censorship, disrup- tion, etc. as well. Years ago,
Alt.tactical.strategy, which acted on news groups, effected a group called
the Deviants which broke into lists; there was writing about that as well. I
also think you'd find a lot of sociological writing on lists - I remember
reading it. - Alan


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