Contemporary Publics Shifting Boundaries in New Media, Technology an
If the twentieth century has been dominated by discussions of the public, public life, and the public sphere, Contemporary Publics argues that, in the twenty-first century, we must complicate the singularity of that paradigm and start thinking o
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SHIFTING BOUNDARIES IN NEW MEDIA, TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE
EDITED BY P. David Marshall Glenn D’Cruz Sharyn McDonald Katja Lee
Contemporary Publics
P. David Marshall • Glenn D’Cruz • Sharyn McDonald • Katja Lee Editors
Contemporary Publics Shifting Boundaries in New Media, Technology and Culture
Editors P. David Marshall Deakin University Burwood, Victoria, Australia
Sharyn McDonald Deakin University Burwood, Victoria, Australia
Glenn D’Cruz Deakin University Burwood, Victoria, Australia
Katja Lee Simon Fraser University Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
ISBN 978-1-137-53323-4 ISBN 978-1-137-53324-1 DOI 10.1057/978-1-137-53324-1
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Contemporary Publics arose from the Contemporary Publics International Symposium, 24–25 February, 2014, Melbourne, Australia. Our thanks, as an editorial team, begin with the originators of this inaugural symposium and their collation of impressive submissions from multiple disciplines. Our thanks extend to all the participants of the symposium whose contributions and input made the event a success. It has been a privilege to select from, and work with, such talented academics. We would like to thank Deakin University and, in particular, the School of Communication and Creative Arts for supporting the symposium and the Persona, Celebrity, Publics Research group (PCP), an emergent research think tank that has begun to achieve global input and recognition. We would especially like to t
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