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Critical Code Studies and the electronic book review: An Introduction

Mark C. Marino explains the rationale for the Critical Code Studies Working Group, a six-week experiment in using social media for collaborative academic production. Marino also analyzes the first week's discussion, which focused on debates about what it means to read "code as text."

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In “Interferences: [Net.Writing] and the Practice of Codework,” Rita Raley analyzes the poetics of Mez’s “neologistic net.wurked language…
m[ez]ang.elle,” which incorporates “made-up code language as a mode of artistic composition and everyday communication.”

‐ Ryan Brooks

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This essay is a general introduction to a series on Critical Code Studies distilled from a six week online discussion. As each week is published on ebr, it will be indexed here.

Week 1:
Introduction
Discussion

Week 2:
Introduction
Discussion

Week 3:

Introduction
Discussion

‐ Ryan Brooks

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