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Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue   This Fanciful and Colorful Image:The Image of New Media Within the Contemporary Art Scene Anna Munster   In 1638 the Reverend John Wilkins, founder…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue   Can Art History Go On Without A Body? Charlie Gere   Sometime in the late '60s my father took me to see the film…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue Wavespeech, Tapespeech, Blipspeech Alan Clinton In 1968, the year of the student-worker riots in Paris and one year after Jacques Derrida published his debut trio…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue Cultural Studies E-Archive Project (Original Pirate Copy) Gary Hall The Napster effect In 2000, for the first time in over a decade - some say…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue (e)TEXT: ERROR...404 NOT FOUND! Or the Disappearance of History HTML Andy Miah   (Pre)text An inquiry into the difficulties of documenting and collating writing materials…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue BOOK 2.0 Ted Striphas On October 4, 1995, [Jim] Sachs asked his wife to take a snapshot of him tinkering in his garage with a…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue Literary Ghosts: Liner Notes Mark Amerika   The track 'Literary Ghosts' is a computer-processed remix of digital source material from the FILMTEXT 2.0 project. The…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue   Deeper into the Machine: The Future of Electronic Literature N. Katherine Hayles Language comes to media not all at once but in fits and…

Vol 5 (2003) The E-Issue Database Fever Culture Machine   In Archive Fever, in what has quickly become one of the most frequently referred to passages in his oeuvre, Jacques…