So, the fiction titles are listed as the last titles. Do they need to be the last?
I know that continuing the reading group into the semester would be difficult if we were to continue to read books, but what if it 'downsized' to an article or two, or a book chapter?. Say, maybe, place a 40-ish page cap on readings.
Just a thought.
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It's always a great day for books, beer, and brats.
Join us for the annual UW Madison summer reading group on information, communication, and society managed by Greg Downey and Kristin Eschenfelder. Let's talk about what we read on this blog. Then let's meet at the Terrace and talk in person. (Email gdowney at wisc.edu or eschenfelder at wisc.edu to become a blog member.)
Join us for the annual UW Madison summer reading group on information, communication, and society managed by Greg Downey and Kristin Eschenfelder. Let's talk about what we read on this blog. Then let's meet at the Terrace and talk in person. (Email gdowney at wisc.edu or eschenfelder at wisc.edu to become a blog member.)
It's always a great day for books, beer, and brats.
Reading and Meeting Schedule
- Friday June 22 3pm: Tarleton Gillespie, Wired Shut: Copyright and the shape of digital culture (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2007). [hardcover: $23]
- Friday July 20 3pm: Fernando Elichirigoity, Planet Management: Limits to Growth, Computer Simulation, and the Emergence of Global Spaces (Northwestern University Press, 1999). [paper: $28]
- Friday Aug 17 3pm: Alondra Nelson, Thuy Linh Nguyen Tu, and Alicia Headlam Hines, eds., Technicolor: Race, Technology, and Everyday Life (New York: NYU Press, 2001). [paper; $21]
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