All Tomorrow's Cultures

Over the past couple of years, a rising trend: ethnographic explorations of gaming and RPG's. The anthropological ones have been inter...

Web 2.0 has stimulated ethnographic desire--the archiving of vast records of everyday life in the form of videos and podcasts. The Gamer...

There's a nice piece on Cory Doctorow by Robert Fletcher in the current issue of Science Fiction Studies (SFS).  It surprised me a lit...

A nation like Korea that has been artificially partitioned (분단) necessarily spends considerable resources planning for unification. Inde...

Lee Young-do's "Concerning the Translation of Kaiwapandom" appeared in an anthology of Korean science fiction, Alternative Dre...

Cory Doctorow should have been an anthropologist; or, rather, he is--a nonce anthropologist of his corner of information society. Doctorow ...