blogging bibliography
Two people have recently asked me for a blogging bibliography. There are a handful of articles that i regularly suggest to people, but i have a feeling that people might have far more comprehensive bibliographies out there, or other materials that they think should be shared in a classroom/research setting. Thus, i thought i’d ask you.
What are the key academic papers, blog entries and media writings on blogging, particularly on the social analysis of the phenomena? [Also, any links to blog bibliographies out there.]
Lisbeth Klastrup recently posted a list. As she notes, many of the papers from Blogtalk are around. There were more than a dozen papers on blogging presented at AIR this year, in 4 devoted sessions and scattered in other sessions. Nick Olejniczak’s syllabus for a class on blogging also collects some interesting readings, some of which you already list.
Oh, and I hear this paper (pdf) is pure brilliance.
Hello again!
Would you know who wrote “Why I Hate Personal Weblogs?”
Thanks!
My bibliography can be found here. That is a resource list for the class blog project that i’m working on this semester.
Biblography
Over at apophenia, danah boyd points to her current blogging bibliography and asks for other suggestions. A few people have pointed to other lists in her comments: Academic papers on blogs from Klastrup’s CataclysmsNick Olejniczak’s syllabus for a clas…
There is a short list of articles on ‘blogs in libraries at the Library Weblogs site. http://www.libdex.com/weblogs.html
I have been looking at on-line bibliographical/citation software recently – haven’t found what i am looking for – but it makes me think that we should collaborate on building a collaborative one around blogging – has anyone any ideas?
I put together a little presentation for a journalism class called “Blogs: The People’s Media” – barely scratching the surface, but not a bad overview. Feel free to borrow and steal.
I’ve written two articles on social software and e-learning. The first one discusses blogging and e-learning. It’s at http://www.learningcircuits.org/2003/dec2003/kaplan.htm.
Hope this helps.
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Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
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T+D (Training and Development) magazine
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