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Spontaneous Acts of Scholarly Combustion

Eileen Joy

Lateral · 2014

doi:10.25158/l3.1.31 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

The future of academic publishing, as well as its ability to create and sustain publics, rests upon its willingness to take up the protection, maximum use, and enjoyment of 'personal energy under personal control.' This will also mean understanding that the other critical term here, in addition to freedom, is responsibility. Someone, or some distributive collectives of someones, which might also form a nomadic para-institution, or 'outstitution,' needs to take responsibility for securing this freedom for the greatest number of persons possible who want to participate in intellectual-cultural life. A publisher is a person, or a group, or a multiplicity, who is responsible.

Abstract licence: CC BY-NC

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