For now, references for Fanfic Forensics are collected as bookmarks on the social bookmarking service Diigo. Diigo has some very useful features, including full-text search, searching via combinations of tags, and page caching. Here are a few tips on how to make optimal use of these features (originally written for the Let's Manga research knowledge base, which also uses Diigo). Below is a feed of the latest entries. The tag cloud and list of the latest references on the far right also link to the references on Diigo.
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In fact, it could be argued that queer theory's main project is not the interrogation of homosexuality, but the subverting and challenging of heterosexuality as 'natural' and 'unmarked'.
Queer theory's main project is exploring the contestations of the categorization of gender and sexuality. Theorists claim that identities are not fixed – they cannot be categorized and labeled – because identities consist of many varied components and that to categorize by one characteristic is wrong.
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A meme (pronounced /ˈmiːm/, rhyming with "cream"[1]) is a postulated unit of cultural ideas, symbols or practices, which can be transmitted from one mind to another through speech, gestures, rituals or other imitable phenomena.
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The WWW is the Great Mother of All Hypertexts, a world-wide library where you can, or you will in short time, pick up all the books you wish. The Web is the general system of all existing hypertexts.
Such a difference between text and system is enormously important,
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- -> werk dat sterk voor interpretatie vatbaar is genereert veel fanfic - Nele Noppe
In Opera aperta, Eco argued that literary texts are fields of meaning, rather than strings of meaning, that they are understood as open, internally dynamic and psychologically engaged fields.
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"Do you think this might lead to new forms of literature?"
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SPIEGEL: In your exhibition at the Louvre, you will also be showing works drawn from the visual arts, such as still lifes. But these paintings have frames, or limits, and they can't depict more than they happen to depict.
