Internet Culture: Papers Wanted

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Urgently Needed:

Articles on various aspects of internet culture for inclusion in an
anthology to be published by Routledge in 1996. Topics will include
issues of gender, identity, pedagogy, community, politics, discourse, and
textual representation as they arise in e-mail, newsgroups, MOOS, and
the Web. The project is already well underway, but several more solid
articles are still needed.

I am looking for original, thoughtful essays of approximately
5000-7500 words in length that provide a critical analysis (and/or
historical or theoretical contextualization) of some aspect of
internet communication. Completed manuscripts are needed by the
middle of April.

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you'd like more details about
the project or if you'd like to get preliminary feedback on a proposed
topic.


David Porter
Stanford Humanities Center
Stanford, CA 94305-8031
(415) 725-1535
dporter@leland.stanford.edu

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