Fictions of Feminist Ethnography

I just started reading Fictions of Feminist Ethnography by Kamala Visweswaran. So far nothing to say much about it. But as a test post this seems to have worked.

Gitte’s references

THANKS for these Gitte - excellent list of references, I want to read several papers right now!

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Cramton, Catherine Durnell
2002 Attribution in Distributed Work Groups. Pp. 191-212 in Distributed Work, Pamela Hinds and Sara Kiesler, eds. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

Davey, Theresa, Anastasia Envall, Mark Gernerd, Tiffanne Mahomes, Maria Monroe, Jenna Nowak, Matthew Patricoski, Jacob Weiler
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David, Ken and J. R. Lloyd
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Herbsleb on attribution

Herbsleb and Grinter
1999,
2002

Hind, Pamela and Sara Kiesler, eds.
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Hine, Christine
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Jordan on learning and work

Jordan on diffusion?

Kiesler and Cummings
2002 in Distributed Work, Pamela Hinds and Sara Kiesler, eds.

Kitchin, Rob
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Kraut et al
2002 in Distributed Work, Pamela Hinds and Sara Kiesler, eds.

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Mason, Bruce
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Nardi
2002 in Distributed Work, Pamela Hinds and Sara Kiesler, eds.

Olson et al
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Suchman on learning + work

Walther on attribution

Wasson, Christina
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References for cybersociality paper

** References we have talked about for this paper specifically

Hine, C. 2000. Virtual ethnography. London, Thousand Oaks & New Delhi: Sage.

** References I have just dug up (some again)

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** References from JOrdan previous papers

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