Participatory Culture in a Networked Era · A Conversation on Youth, Learning, Commerce, and Politics by Jenkins, Henry -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Copyright Preface 1 Defining Participatory Culture

Embracing Participatory Culture Participatory Media Platforms? Participation and Resistance Towards a More Participatory Culture What’s at Stake? Networked Individualism?

2 Youth Culture, Youth Practices

Introduction by danah boyd Social Media and Young People’s Push for Autonomy Coming of Age in a Networked Age Gender, Fear, and Moral Panics Youth in Private and Public Life The Myth of the Digital Native The Risky Business of Youth Practices Sharing and Connecting

3 Gaps and Genres in Participation

Introduction by Mimi Ito Genres and Belonging The Digital Divide and the Participation Gap Race and Class Politics of Participation Social Capital and Networks

4 Learning and Literacy

Introduction by Mimi Ito Participatory Learning Information Overload? Managing Media Consumption Media Effects and Media Ethics The Case of Wikipedia What Contributions Are Valued? What Interests Are Valued?

5 Commercial Culture

Introduction by danah boyd Web 2.0 and Participatory Culture How Do We Sustain a Participatory Culture in a Commercial Ecosystem? Fan Culture and Free Labor Inside the Belly of the Beast The Place of Policy

6 Democracy, Civic Engagement, and Activism

Introduction by Henry Jenkins Networked Power and the DREAMer Movement What Counts as Political Participation? Cultivating Activists and the Harry Potter Alliance Spreading Change: Kony 2012, It Gets Better, and 4chan

7 Reimagining Participatory Culture

By danah boyd, Mimi Ito, and Henry Jenkins Core Values Political Orientation Both Descriptive and Aspirational Participation is about People Relation to Capital An Evolving Concept

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