Titlebook: Digital Leisure, the Internet and Popular Culture; Communities and Iden Karl Spracklen Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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A Brief History of Leisure and the Net,be understood as a brand new, world-changing, (post)modern phenomenon. Furthermore, academics in cultural studies and leisure studies often fail to be as inter-disciplinary as they should be (Spracklen, 2011a). But to explore the way in which the Net has become an everyday, ubiquitous leisure space,

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Identity-Making and Social Media,such leisure work in contemporary society. Digital leisure, like other forms of leisure, provides both a communicatively rational way of interacting, and a space for the instrumentalization of such interactions. At the moment, I have taken to reading blogs analysing polling data ahead of the next Ge

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File-Sharing and Net Ethics,us. Liberals would say that private property and rights to that property are fundamental freedoms, as well as starting points for a democratic, more equal society. Which is right? And how can we apply any ethics of private property or commons to the digital leisure space? This chapter examines the p

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Digital Leisure and Communicative Leisure,s of wiki pages discussing the history, the music and the fashions, along with hundreds, if not thousands, of pages set up by people to try to define this alternative subculture .. There is no official definition of alternative subcultures, of course. There is no International Guild of Goths, which