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The End of the Virtual : Digital Methods

Rogers, Richard·2009·Amsterdam University Press eBooks
DOI 10.5117/9789056295936
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Richard Rogers neemt in zijn onderzoek het internet als studieobject en introduceert het ontologische verschil tussen enerzijds objecten, inhoud, apparaten en omgevingen die zijn 'geboren' in het nieuwe medium (the natively digital) en anderzijds objecten, inhoud, apparaten en omgevingen die er naartoe zijn 'verhuisd' (the digitized). In zijn oratie vraagt hij zich af of de huidige onderzoeksmethoden moeten veranderen uitgaande van de focus op objecten en inhoud van het medium. Daarnaast stelt hij dat internetonderzoek voor nieuwe doeleinden kan worden ingezet, de nadruk leggend op natively digital-methoden in plaats van digitized-methoden. Rogers streeft ernaar de aandacht te verleggen naar the natively digital, gebruikmakend van de mogelijkheden die worden geboden met het veranderen van inkt in bits. Ook wil hij bekijken hoe internetonderzoek verder zou kunnen gaan dan alleen de bestudering van online cultuur.

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Authors
Rogers, R.
Venue
Amsterdam University Press eBooks
Publisher
Amsterdam University Press
Published
2009
DOI
10.5117/9789056295936
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