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标题：Open Access, scholarship and digital anthropology
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作者：Daniel Miller ; Responses by: Amita Baviskar, Don Brenneis, Carlos Fausto, Kim ; Mike Fortun, Alex Golub, Sarah Green 等
期刊名称：HAU : Journal of Ethnographic Theory
电子版ISSN：2049-1115
出版年度：2012
卷号：2
期号：1
页码：385-411
语种：English
出版社：HAU-N.E.T
摘要：This paper consists of three arguments. The first advocates the development of Open Access for anthropological books and journals and critiques the way we have ceded control of dissemination to inappropriate commercial concerns that come to stand for what should have been academic criteria. The second argues that this is best accomplished while being conservative about the process of review, selection, and the canons of scholarship. Third, the paper address the emergence of Digital Anthropology, suggesting this has considerable significance for the very conceptualization of anthropology and its future, and suggesting that it can be given definition. But, this should not be confused with the issues of Open Access and review. This is followed by ten helpful and critical comments. In the concluding discussion I respond to these and argue how these points can be taken into account in creating the conditions for a shift to Open Access while defending the concept of Digital Anthropology.