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Hyperrhiz 21
Buzzademia :
Scholarship in the Internet Vernacular
Fall 2019
Edited by
Anne Cong-Huyen
Kim Brillante Knight
Mark C. Marino
Table of Contents
Introduction
Editors’ Introduction
Anne Cong-Huyen , Kim Brillante Knight and Mark C. Marino
Teaching
Imagined Communities and Digital Nation Building on Instagram
Emily McGinn and Ben Jahre
Teaching Critical Memes
Leonardo Flores
Know Thy Selfie
Mark C. Marino and Adeline Koh
Sharing What You Know: Creating Infographics
Andrew Carlos
GIF Essays
Annotated Series of GIFs
Veronica Paredes
Ideological State Apparatuses in “Fifteen Million Merits” (2011)
Kate Kennelly
7 Things You Should Know About Miquela @lilmiquela
Zizi Li
This Year, I’m Learning to Love My Robot Overlords, and Maybe You Should Too
Aubrey Bauer
Bots and Toys
Quiz: Which FemTechNet Feminist Scholar Are You?
Elizabeth Losh
Go Rando
Ben Grosser
Octavia Botler
Olivia Banner
Listicles, Explainers and Thinkpieces
31 Truths of Teaching Cultural Semiotics in a General Education Class
Sarah Whitcomb Laiola
Identifying Cult Stardom: A Check-list For The Digital Era
Jennifer O’Meara
“What Ever Happened To Academic Batgirl?”
Dr. Academic Batgirl
The Top 5 Things I Learned About Celebrity Culture from “Celebrity Mean Tweets”
Amber M. Buck
Grad School Lit Review
Liz Owens Boltz and Diana Brandon
A Thousand Pikachus: Capitalism and Transmedia
Davin Heckman
6 Critical Concepts We Can Learn from Star Wars
Leonardo Flores
Being Mii
Anastasia Salter
Games
Choice: Texas
Carly A. Kocurek and Allyson Whipple
A Tale of Computing and Gatekeeping
D. Fox Harrell
Ribbon Cutting
: A Game for Breast Cancer Awareness
Jennifer Roth Miller and Stephanie Vie
The Making of
Chasing the Manic Pixie Dream Girl: A Game about Love, Consent, and Respect
Megan Condis
Blocked In
Anastasia Salter and John Murray
Miscellany
Snapchat Research Stories
Jill Walker Rettberg
FemTechNet Allied Media Conference Newsletter, or Feminist Killjoy Antics with GIFs
Situated Critical Race & Media Collective (SCRAM)
Dress Profesh: Deconstructing Power through the Clothing
Katie Manthey
Dr. T Memmott Digital Culture Lecture Tour
Talan Memmott
Stitch n’ Glitch: Teetering on the “/”
Hong-An (Ann) Wu , Wendy Sung , Juan Llamas-Rodriguez and Kim Brillante Knight
Glitch-Writing, or, How to Break Twitter
Matt Applegate
The History & Origin of Cat Memes: From the 18th Century to lolcats; Or, How Cats have Basically Changed the Internet and the World Furever
Claire Sewell and Spencer D. C. Keralis