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Announcement
As of January 1, 2012, I will be posting only from my Dreamwidth academic account.
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LInks Page for Racefail Scholarship/Projects
This page will stay at the top of my journal to serve as a links page on my Racefail Scholarship.
Repurposing my Academic Journal
Racefail 09 as Pilot Project
Info on corpus linguistics, corpus stylistics, digital humanities
Selected presentations on racism imbroglios in fandom
First presentations I did on racism imbroglios in fandom (predated ( Read more... ) -
Announcement
As of January 1, 2012, I will be posting only on my Dreamwidth account ( Read more... ) -
Dr. Stella Ray Memorial Endowment
This post is very different than the other posts in this journal, but I want to spread this news as widely as I can ( Read more... ) -
Internet Corpus UPdate
I haven't posted in a while--our house flooded in April, and the summer was made even busier by dealing with ALL the stuff (new flooring installed in July!). But I've not stopped working on my projects relating to fandom, imbroglios, and digital methodologies.
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LJ and Privacy
Have disabled logging of IP addresses.
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Bias in SFF
Nicola Griffith links to poll in UK in which, no surprise, most of the 'favorite' sf authors listed were men.
She's wanting to work on addressing this bias:
To begin with, we need numbers: ratios of women/men being published as sf in UK, US, Canada, India, New Zealand, Australia, and other English-speaking territories. Ratios of historical ( Read more... ) -
Seattle, MLA, 2012, WOOT!
My special session proposal for Digital Humanities was accepted by the MLA for presentation at their 2012 conference, in Seattle! I am in shock.
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Background on Genre Preferences Posts
Back in 2003-2004 when I first started doing fan studies scholarship, I began to work with written texts, fan fictions, not so much from a traditional literary analytical viewpoint.
One of the early projects was exploring the issue of fans who loved reading dark/torture/grim fics (as one person said, hurt but no comfort!).
I was working in ( Read more... ) -
Works Cited
GENRE PREFERENCES w/some tables
robin-anne-reid.dreamwidth.org/42588.html
MLA TABLES
robin-anne-reid.dreamwidth.org/41755.htm
Appendix A
robin-anne-reid.dreamwidth.org/41702.html
Appendix B
robin-anne-reid.dreamwidth.org/42201.html
Works Cited
robin-anne-reid.dreamwidth.org/42983.html
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