Cyberprovincialism

Mathias Fuchs

Cyberprovincialism

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Cyberprovincialism. / Fuchs, Mathias.

Coded Cultures : Exploring Creative Emergences. ed. / Georg Russegger; Matthias Tarasiewicz. Wien, Yokomaha u.a. : 5uper.net, 2009. p. 58.

Research output: Contributions to collected editions/works › Article in conference proceedings › Research

Harvard

Fuchs, M 2009, Cyberprovincialism. in G Russegger & M Tarasiewicz (eds), Coded Cultures : Exploring Creative Emergences. 5uper.net, Wien, Yokomaha u.a., pp. 58, Coded Cultures, Wien, Austria, 27.05.09.

APA

Fuchs, M. (2009). Cyberprovincialism. In G. Russegger, & M. Tarasiewicz (Eds.), Coded Cultures : Exploring Creative Emergences (pp. 58). 5uper.net.

Vancouver

Fuchs M. Cyberprovincialism. In Russegger G, Tarasiewicz M, editors, Coded Cultures : Exploring Creative Emergences. Wien, Yokomaha u.a.: 5uper.net. 2009. p. 58

Bibtex

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title = "Cyberprovincialism",

abstract = "Collapsing Locality – Ludic Locations Place and space are notions that have to be renegotiated once territory is claimed in virtual environments. A discourse on locative aspects of virtual environments will have to find new forms of transport and of non-travelling to rediscover place and location in e-space. These locations are however often characterised by an extreme homogenisation of appearance and talk. Foreign languages are not strictly forbidden - they are often cherished as exotic and cool -, but the practice is less then monolingual, it is controlled by a totalitarism of jargon below the level of language or even dialect. The article questions notions of internationalisation and suggests that SecondLife is a conglomerate of cyberprovincialism rather than an international community.",

keywords = "Digital media, Digitale Kultur, Digitale Kulturen, Netzkultur , Medienkultur, Medienkulturen, Medienwissenschaften, Neue Medien, Soziale Medien, Medientheorie , digital Culture , digital Cultures, net culture, media culture, media cultures, media studies, new media, social media, media theory, Transdisciplinary studies, Cultural studies, Media and communication studies",

author = "Mathias Fuchs",

year = "2009",

language = "English",

isbn = "978-3-200-01532-6",

pages = "58",

editor = "Georg Russegger and Tarasiewicz, {Matthias }",

booktitle = "Coded Cultures",

publisher = "5uper.net",

address = "Austria",

note = "Coded Cultures ; Conference date: 27-05-2009 Through 31-05-2009",

url = "https://www.daal.at/coded-cultures-media-arts-festival-275-762009/index.html",

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RIS

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N2 - Collapsing Locality – Ludic Locations Place and space are notions that have to be renegotiated once territory is claimed in virtual environments. A discourse on locative aspects of virtual environments will have to find new forms of transport and of non-travelling to rediscover place and location in e-space. These locations are however often characterised by an extreme homogenisation of appearance and talk. Foreign languages are not strictly forbidden - they are often cherished as exotic and cool -, but the practice is less then monolingual, it is controlled by a totalitarism of jargon below the level of language or even dialect. The article questions notions of internationalisation and suggests that SecondLife is a conglomerate of cyberprovincialism rather than an international community.

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KW - Digital media

KW - Digitale Kultur

KW - Digitale Kulturen

KW - Netzkultur

KW - Medienkultur

KW - Medienkulturen

KW - Medienwissenschaften

KW - Neue Medien

KW - Soziale Medien

KW - Medientheorie

KW - digital Culture

KW - digital Cultures

KW - net culture

KW - media culture

KW - media cultures

KW - media studies

KW - new media

KW - social media

KW - media theory

KW - Transdisciplinary studies

KW - Cultural studies

KW - Media and communication studies

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PB - 5uper.net

CY - Wien, Yokomaha u.a.

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Y2 - 27 May 2009 through 31 May 2009

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