Title: Folk culture in the digital age : the emergent dynamics of human interaction /
Authors: Blank, Trevor J.
Publisher: Utah State University Press,
Year: 2012
Subjects: Folklore and the Internet.; Folklore Computer network resources.
Contents: Introduction: Pattern in the virtual folk culture of computer-mediated communication / Trevor J. Blank -- How counterculture helped put the "vernacular" in vernacular webs / Robert Glenn Howard -- Netizens, revolutionaries, and the inalienable right to the Internet / Tok Thompson -- Performance 2.0: observations toward a theory of the digital performance of folklore / Anthony Bak Buccitelli -- Real virtuality: enhancing locality by enacting the small world theory / Lynne S. McNeill -- Jokes on the Internet: listing toward lists / Elliott Oring -- The Jewish joke online: framing and symbolizing humor in analog and digital culture / Simon J. Bronner -- From oral tradition to cyberspace: tapeworm diet rumors and legends / Elizabeth Tucker -- Love and war and anime art: an ethnographic look at a virtual community of collectors / Bill Ellis -- Face to face with the digital folk: the ethics of fieldwork on Facebook / Montana Miller.