Surf, youth, sport, and cultural studies
Reading as career and hobby
Creativity, Culture, and Technology
Leading group blog
Cultural studies and swing dancing
Timothy Burke's weblog
Theory flavoured Cultural Studies
Quasi-academic musings of a Brisbane research fella
Catherine Howell's blog on education and technology
The bushranger economist
Blogging politics, culture, sociology and life from Brisvegas
Media and Cultural Studies journal
Creative Industries, etc.
Literature, media, and culture, from Australian points of view
A cross-disciplinary journal of cultural studies that publishes reflections on a wide range of socio-spatial arenas.
A Literary Organ
Bibliographic wisdom from “bobcat”, on a Crooked Timber thread about endnotes:
Jeez. I don’t think “ibid” is that big a deal. I mean, once I realize there are endnotes in the first place, I look to see how many of them are citations, and how many of them contain relevant information. Then, I write down the numbers of the ones that contain relevant information. Then, whenever I see an endnote, I consult that piece of paper. Then, I kill myself and my family.
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