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==My reading list for the personal reader:== | ==My reading list for the personal reader:== | ||
''<big><big><big><big>'''[W O R K I N P R O G R E S S]'''</big></big></big></big>'' | ''<big><big><big><big>'''[W O R K I N P R O G R E S S]'''</big></big></big></big>'' | ||
===INTERESTED=== | |||
'''Work (not):''' | '''Work (not):''' | ||
* How to do nothing – Jenny Odell | * How to do nothing – Jenny Odell | ||
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'''Aesthetics:''' | '''Aesthetics:''' | ||
* The cult of cute content – The Digital Fairy | * The cult of cute content – The Digital Fairy | ||
* Another aesthetics is possible – Macarena Gómez- Barris and Diana Taylor | * Another aesthetics is possible – Macarena Gómez- Barris and Diana Taylor | ||
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* Critical Meme Reader – Chloë Arkenbout, Jack Wilson and Daniel de Zeeuw | * Critical Meme Reader – Chloë Arkenbout, Jack Wilson and Daniel de Zeeuw | ||
* Can Jokes bring down Governments? – Metahaven | * Can Jokes bring down Governments? – Metahaven | ||
===FIRST READINGS=== | |||
* The cult of cute content – The Digital Fairy | |||
* Another aesthetics is possible – Macarena Gómez- Barris and Diana Taylor | |||
* OUR AESTHETIC CATEGORIES: AN INTERVIEW WITH SIANNE NGAI – The cute, the interesting, and the zany | |||
===FIRST ANNOTATIONS=== | |||
* The cult of cute content – The Digital Fairy | |||
* Another aesthetics is possible – Macarena Gómez- Barris and Diana Taylor | |||
* OUR AESTHETIC CATEGORIES: AN INTERVIEW WITH SIANNE NGAI – The cute, the interesting, and the zany | |||
===MORE ANNOTATIONS/MORE INTEREST=== | |||
==notes/annotation== | ==notes/annotation== | ||
[[User:Chrissy/notes]] | [[User:Chrissy/notes]] | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 24 March 2025
first attempt
I started to make a website for my personal reader with code from https://ainsleyromero.com/
You can see the start here: https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~chrissy/personal%20reader/
Although, the separation in "aesthetics", "kinda tech" & "memes/GIFs work (not)" doesn't fit anymore, because the thematics of my readings is a bit more all over the place & cannot sort in this raster anymore. Still want to keep a raster for a better overview for myself. (Having a hard time to concentrate on one topic, or topics around that topic)
However, I'm planning to make a basic website as my personal reader with the function to export as PDF. Since most of my resources are online & my annotations are digital as well, this way makes the most sense in my opinion. I also want to link to the PDFs I'm reading & having an extra "reading list" with all my resources without my personal notes, to use it as a form of resource sharing.
My reading list for the personal reader:
[W O R K I N P R O G R E S S]
INTERESTED
Work (not):
- How to do nothing – Jenny Odell
- The refusal of work – David Frayne
- How to be an Anti-capitalist for the 21st Century – Erik Olin Wright
- The right to be lazy – Paul La Fargue
- The problem with the work – Kathi Weeks
- Anti-Work as a radical Tradition – Ediciones Inéditos
Aesthetics:
- The cult of cute content – The Digital Fairy
- Another aesthetics is possible – Macarena Gómez- Barris and Diana Taylor
- Digital Folklore – Olia Lialina & Dragan Espenschied
- How Cute! Race, Gender, and Neutrality in Libraries – Gina Schlesselman-Tarango
- OUR AESTHETIC CATEGORIES: AN INTERVIEW WITH SIANNE NGAI – The cute, the interesting, and the zany
- Who cann afford to be critical? – Afonso Matos
Meme:
- Critical Meme Reader – Chloë Arkenbout, Jack Wilson and Daniel de Zeeuw
- Can Jokes bring down Governments? – Metahaven
FIRST READINGS
- The cult of cute content – The Digital Fairy
- Another aesthetics is possible – Macarena Gómez- Barris and Diana Taylor
- OUR AESTHETIC CATEGORIES: AN INTERVIEW WITH SIANNE NGAI – The cute, the interesting, and the zany
FIRST ANNOTATIONS
- The cult of cute content – The Digital Fairy
- Another aesthetics is possible – Macarena Gómez- Barris and Diana Taylor
- OUR AESTHETIC CATEGORIES: AN INTERVIEW WITH SIANNE NGAI – The cute, the interesting, and the zany