Genres in the Internet
Subtitle: issues in the theory of genre
By: edited by Janet Giltrow.
Contributors: Giltrow, Janet.
Series: Pragmatics & beyond new series -- v. 188
Publisher: John Benjamins Pub. Company
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Amsterdam; Philadelphia
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9789027254337; 9789027289384
Subjects: Online authorship; Literary form
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Genres in the Internet : innovation, evolution, and genre theory / Janet Giltrow & Dieter Stein; title: Re-fusing form in genre study / Amy J. Devitt; title: Lies at Wal-Mart : style and the subversion of genre in the life at Wal-Mart blog / Cornelius Puschmann; title: Situating the public social actions of blog posts / Kathryn Grafton; title: "Working consensus" and the rhetorical situation : the homeless blog's negotiation of public meta-genre / Elizabeth G. Maurer; title: Brave new genre or generic colonialism? : debates over ancestry in Internet diaries / Laurie McNeill; title: Online, multimedia case studies for professional education : revisioning concepts of genre recognition / David R. Russell & David Fisher; title: Nation, book, medium : new technologies and their genres / Miranda Burgess; title: Critical genres : generic changes of literary criticism in computer-mediated communication / Sebastian Domsch; title: A model for describing "new" and "old" properties of CMC genres : the case of digital folklore / Theresa Heyd; title: Questions for genre theory from the blogosphere / Carolyn R. Miller & Dawn Shepherd.