reviews

Enculturation accepts unsolicited reviews for books, CDs, films, websites, media events, and conferences. Reviews should be approximately 1000-2000 words. We also have a list of books available for review. To submit a review, post it in our conference queue (see submissions or FAQs under "About"). To request a book from the list of books available, email bhawk [at] gmu [dot] edu, identify the book, and include a mailing address. Once your review has been peer reviewed, the page will be activated and listed below. Once a new table of contents is posted, it will be listed under an issue as well.

Issue 6.1

Everybody is Working-through Something, by Sandie Friedman
          A Review of Writing at the End of the World by Richard Miller (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2005)

Issue 5.2

Review of Geographies of Writing, by David Rieder

Getting the ‘Big Picture’ on Activity and Genre Theory, by Peter Goggin

The Labor of Composition, by Michael Pennell

Review of Writing Genres, by Spencer Schaffner

Issue 5.1

Review of Writing in the Academic Disciplines: A Curricular History, by Christopher Thaiss

Negotiating Meaning Making, by James Roberts

Issue 4.2

Voicing Concerns, Sharing Lives: The Rhetorical Power of Narrative, by Beth Brunk

Writing in Extimacy: A Review of Greg Ulmer’s Internet Invention, by Jenny Edbauer

The Dialogue with the Self, or Who Are We When We Talk to Ourselves?, by Thomas Rickert

A Review of Tuned In: Television and the Teaching of Writing, by Katherine Casey-Sawicki

Issue 4.1

Editing (Journals?) in the Late Age of Print, by Byron Hawk

Issue 3.1

Review of The World Wide Web and Contemporary Cultural Theory, by Ben Agger

Kevin Kelly's Out of Control: Is the flag waving? or the wind? . . . or the mind?, by Richard Thieme

Issue 2.2

Pan(a)Sonic: Savage Drones and the New Age of Analog, by David Rieder

Shhhh! Or, the Methodological Earplugs of Cultural Studies in Popular Music, by Matthew A. Levy

Rock and-or-not Roll, Rhythm, Noise, and Processual Mediating-Vibrating Technologies, by Victor J.
           Vitanza

Issue 2.1

A Logic of Sense: Stupidity and the Dumbing Up of America (?), by Byron Hawk

Leo Charney's Empty Moments: Cinema, Modernity, and Drift, by Jim Roberts

Issue 1.2

Academic Budo, Rev. of Manifesto of a Tenured Radical, by Greg Beatty

Cyber/Space(d)/Bodies, Rev. of "Sexuality and Cyberspace: Performing the Digital Body," by Jenny Bay

In Memorium Gilles Deleuze, by Thomas Rickert

Issue 1.2

The Top Ten in Music, 1996 (plus some purely gratuitous honorable mentions . . .), by Thomas Rickert

Equal Opportunity Psychoanalysis, by Byron Hawk