This paper draws out the links between creativity, textuality and social relations in an online environment. It argues that the textual and social are often mutually constitutive. To ignore the textual aspects of online community or the social aspects to online texts is to erase at least some of their cultural significance. Using the blog of knitting writer 'Yarn Harlot' as a case study, the paper looks at the way the aesthetic and social aspects of the community formed around this blog are entwined
This paper explores the language of knit as a key influence on its status as an artform and craft. T...
In light of the proliferation of creative activity in online spaces, the boundaries between art and ...
Online communities offer great potential for sourcing future innovations. While organizations search...
Thinking of social media participation in terms of doing work may seem a strange proposition. Yet, s...
Thinking of social media participation in terms of doing work may seem a strange proposition. Yet, s...
The aim of this paper is to analyze the fundamental role that blogs and the social network Facebook ...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze and map out the cyber culture of the Internet and its all us...
A social movement known as Stitch’nBitch has emerged around the globe. This movement, mainly o...
Ravelry.com was founded in 2007 and as of March 2013 it had more than three million members for its ...
In this paper, I review the long-established use of the concept of ‘community’ which att...
The paper examines the way everyday forms of creativity, design and making support the development o...
Globalising communication, the Internet has not only facilitated communication between people, but a...
textA blog webring is a self-organized online network that bloggers can join based on its thematic d...
This essay examines what functions a forum on social media can have for people interested in weaving...
Forming peer alliances to share and build knowledge is an important aspect of community arts practic...
This paper explores the language of knit as a key influence on its status as an artform and craft. T...
In light of the proliferation of creative activity in online spaces, the boundaries between art and ...
Online communities offer great potential for sourcing future innovations. While organizations search...
Thinking of social media participation in terms of doing work may seem a strange proposition. Yet, s...
Thinking of social media participation in terms of doing work may seem a strange proposition. Yet, s...
The aim of this paper is to analyze the fundamental role that blogs and the social network Facebook ...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze and map out the cyber culture of the Internet and its all us...
A social movement known as Stitch’nBitch has emerged around the globe. This movement, mainly o...
Ravelry.com was founded in 2007 and as of March 2013 it had more than three million members for its ...
In this paper, I review the long-established use of the concept of ‘community’ which att...
The paper examines the way everyday forms of creativity, design and making support the development o...
Globalising communication, the Internet has not only facilitated communication between people, but a...
textA blog webring is a self-organized online network that bloggers can join based on its thematic d...
This essay examines what functions a forum on social media can have for people interested in weaving...
Forming peer alliances to share and build knowledge is an important aspect of community arts practic...
This paper explores the language of knit as a key influence on its status as an artform and craft. T...
In light of the proliferation of creative activity in online spaces, the boundaries between art and ...
Online communities offer great potential for sourcing future innovations. While organizations search...