More verb, less noun – Publishing as collective practice
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2019
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04A - Book part
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CCS Recollection 1: The Netletter
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1-8
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Centre for Curatorial Studies CCS Bard
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Annandale
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In this conversation, Eva Weinmayr and Jinglun Zhu discuss the production and circulation of underground publications, the politics of authorship and reproduction, and the role of publishing within collective knowledge practices. The exchange also offers insights into forms of collectivity in higher education and methods for archiving ephemeral materials.
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collective knowledge practice, process-oriented publication, radical archiving
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Weinmayr, E., & Zhu, J. (2019). More verb, less noun – Publishing as collective practice. In E. Calder Williams & Centre for Curatorial Studies CCS Bard (Eds.), CCS Recollection 1: The Netletter (pp. 1–8). Centre for Curatorial Studies CCS Bard. https://irf.fhnw.ch/handle/11654/53131