Connecting: Creating subculture in a bodiless mediated context
Outline
- ‘Moreover, the communication between individuals enabled by the presence of these web pages speaks to the continued expansion of
- The importance of culture: European/Nordic cyberqueer groups in a USA-dominated
- The Organisation goes online: 18 first there were chats for men
- Social infrastructure and regulation
- Frequently asked questions — and their answers — on Sapfo
- The Story of Sapfo — a drama in four parts. How the text is organized
- Connecting: Creating subculture in a bodiless mediated context (You are here)
- Asking for permission in a time of conflict: Whose consent? Now or later?
- Negotiating meaning through positions
- Getting familiar with Sapfo
- A researcher finds Sapfo
- Liberal cyberfeminism, in short, is identified by an insistence on equality rather than oppression, plurality rather than binarism, fluidity
- Stormy Days
- The list mistress and the Organisation have an important announcement to make
- Trying to re-build
- Negotiating boundaries through entwined identity categories: What is a woman – and what is a
- that these are probably not people who exist in real life
- There’s something about the women from the Feminist House
- Tales of IP-addresses
- Negotiating the unspoken rules of cyberselves: Should the body typing
- More information on the table and pieces to the puzzle
- Typist, text and gender: Convincing materiality through text
- ‘Only when the contradictions between the troll’s 81 actions and the expectations raised by the category assessment strongly conflict does
- Before and after: Raising the awareness about the body behind the screen
- Reading the other with different eyes: suspecting new members
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