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Dale Bradley, Assistant Professor
Office: SBH 322
Extension: 3180; Email: dbradley@brocku.ca
Education:
Ph.D. Social & Political Thought. York University
M.A. Sociology. Queen's University at Kingston
B.A.H. Film Studies. Queen's University at Kingston
Research Interests:
Popular Representation of Cyberculture
Political Discourse of the Open Source Software Movement
Impact of Information & Communication Technologies on Office Culture and Workspaces
Teaching Areas:
Technology and Culture
Social History of Information Technology
Selected Publications:
(2006) "The Return of the Repressed: Cybersubjectivity in ROBOCOP." Invisible Culture. Issue 10: The Symptom. Spring 2006.
(2006) "Scenes of Transmission: Youth Culture, MP3 File Sharing, and Transferable Strategies of Cultural Practice." M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture.
(2005) "Anarcho-utopianism and the Open Source Software Movement." Canadian Journal of Communication. 30(4): 585-612.
(2004) "Dimensions Vary: Technology, Space, & Power in the 20th Century Office." Topia. 11(Spring): 67-82
(2004) "Open Source, Anarchy, and the Utopian Impulse." M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture.
