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| :"[[Method of this work: literary montage. I have nothing to say only to show]]." -- ''Passagenwerk'' (1927 - 1940) by Walter Benjamin | :"[[Method of this work: literary montage. I have nothing to say only to show]]." -- ''Passagenwerk'' (1927 - 1940) by Walter Benjamin | ||
| - | :The "[[Rhizome (philosophy)|rhizome]]" allows for multiple, non-hierarchical entry and exit points in data representation and interpretation. --''[[A Thousand Plateaus]]'' (1980) by Deleuze and Guattari | + | :This website is a "[[Rhizome (philosophy)|rhizome]]" and allows for multiple, non-hierarchical entry and exit points. --J. W. Geerinck |
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| *Contrary to the guidelines of Wikipedia (of which this work is a [[Wikipedia fork|fork]]), this encyclopedia allows [[original research]] and has a [[publication bias]] favoring [[appreciative criticism]] | *Contrary to the guidelines of Wikipedia (of which this work is a [[Wikipedia fork|fork]]), this encyclopedia allows [[original research]] and has a [[publication bias]] favoring [[appreciative criticism]] | ||
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If this wiki were a city, it would feature prominently nightclubs, record stores, a red light districts, museums, libraries, second hand book stores and comic shops.
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The Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia is a nobrow Wikipedia fork, built along these themes and sensibilities and keywords as well as these artists and theorists.
Methodology
- "Method of this work: literary montage. I have nothing to say only to show." -- Passagenwerk (1927 - 1940) by Walter Benjamin
- This website is a "rhizome" and allows for multiple, non-hierarchical entry and exit points. --J. W. Geerinck
Biases
- Contrary to the guidelines of Wikipedia (of which this work is a fork), this encyclopedia allows original research and has a publication bias favoring appreciative criticism
- In biographies, lots of attention is given to romantic involvements (cherchez la femme and cherchez l'homme) and patronage.
- Geography: Eurocentrism, Francophilia, Francosphere, Anglosphere contrasted with a distinct freference for otherness and alterity
- Themes and sensibilities: these themes and sensibilities and keywords
- canonical artists and theorists
- Body genres
- Linguistic strategy: namesakes, homonymy and hyperonymy paronymy are important and strengthen self-referentiality of the encyclopedia.
- General: bias towards the cultish, the transgressive and the nobrow; stereotypical representations
- Music: bias towards black music, underground music, and experimental music
- Film: bias towards cult films, a kind disregard for all film awards
- Fiction: bias towards cult fiction and transgressive fiction, disregard for literary awards
- Art: bias toward transgressive art, erotic art, the fantastique and grotesque
- Genre: fantastique preferred over fantasy.
See also
- Wikipedia fork
- Bibliography
- Articles unique to this wiki
- Publication bias list of the Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia
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