Everyday eBay: culture, collecting, and desire
"On any given day, more than two million items are listed for sale on eBay, from everyday objects to kitsch and collectibles to the truly bizarre. Since its debut ten years ago, eBay has quickly become a central destination for millions of web browsers. According to eBay itself, up to 165,000 A...
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Zusammenfassung: | "On any given day, more than two million items are listed for sale on eBay, from everyday objects to kitsch and collectibles to the truly bizarre. Since its debut ten years ago, eBay has quickly become a central destination for millions of web browsers. According to eBay itself, up to 165,000 Americans now make their living by selling through the website, and other business analysts project that hundreds of thousands of individuals worldwide now make their living through eBay. Everyday eBay is the first scholarly analysis of the internet marketplace that has become a global social, cultural and economic phenomenon. The nineteen new and classic essays gathered here examine eBay from a wide variety of perspectives as a bellwether of taste and material culture; as a rich site of cultural, racial, and sexual discourse and practice; as an emergent media form; and as a facilitator of global consumerism. From old toys steeped in nostalgia to "rare" limited edition shoes, the contributors demonstrate that value on eBay is never simply about "price.""--Provided by publisher. |
Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | VII, 313 S. Ill. |
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adam_text | CULTURE, COLLECTING,
AND DESIRE
EDITED BY
KEN HILLIS AND MICHAEL PETIT
WITH NATHAN SCOTT EPLEY
R
ROUTLEDGE
TAYLOR & FRANCIS CROUP
NEW YORK LONDON
ROUTLEDGE IS AN IMPRINT OF THE
TAYLOR ST FRANCIS GROUP, AN INFORMA BUSINESS
* CONTENTS
* LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IX
* NIL INTRODUCING EVERYDAY EBAY
KEN HILLIS, MICHAEL PETIT, AND NATHAN
SCOTT EPLEY 1
LJ 1 MY OBSESSION: I THOUGHT I WAS IMMUNE TO THE
NET. THEN I GOT BITTEN BY EBAY.
WILLIAM GIBSON 19
* 2 EPHEMERAL CULTURE/EBAY CULTURE: FILM
COLLECTIBLES AND FAN INVESTMENTS
MARY DESJARDINS 31
* NIL 3 VIRTUAL_RADIOPHILE(163): EBAY AND THE
CHANGING COLLECTING PRACTICES OF THE U.K.
VINTAGE RADIO COMMUNITY
REBECCA M. ELLIS AND ANNA HAYWOOD 45
* 4 FORTUNE-TELLING ON EBAY: EARLY AFRICAN AMERICAN
TEXTUAL ARTIFACTS AND THE MARKETPLACE
ERIC GARDNER 63
* NIL 5 READING EBAY: HIDDEN STORES, SUBJECTIVE STORIES,
AND A PEOPLE S HISTORY OF THE ARCHIVE
ZOE TRODD 77
* 6 IMMATERIAL LABOR IN THE EBAY COMMUNITY: THE
WORK OF CONSUMPTION IN THE NETWORK SOCIETY
JON LILLIE 91
LJ 7 THE PERFECT COMMUNITY: DISCIPLINING THE EBAY USER
KYLIEJARRETT 107
CONTENTS
Q 8 BLACK FRIDAY AND FEEDBACK BOMBING:
AN EXAMINATION OF TRUST AND ONLINE COMMUNITY
IN EBAY S EARLY HISTORY
LAURA ROBINSON 123
* 9 RETURN OF THE TOWN SQUARE: REPUTATIONAL GOSSIP
AND TRUST ON EBAY
LYN M. VAN SWOL 137
_L 10 OF PEZ AND PERFECT PRICE: SNIPING, COLLECTING
CULTURES, AND DEMOCRACY ON EBAY
NATHAN SCOTT EPLEY 151
* ITII 11 AUCTIONING THE AUTHENTIC: EBAY, NARRATIVE EFFECT,
AND THE SUPERFLUITY OF MEMORY
KEN HILLIS 167
* IISJ 12 BETWEEN THE ARCHIVE AND THE IMAGE-REPERTOIRE:
AMATEUR COMMERCIAL STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY ON EBAY
JAMES LEO CAHILL 185
* IISJ 13 VIRGIN MARY IN GRILLED CHEESE NOT A HOAX!
LOOK & SEE! : SUBLIME KITSCH ON EBAY
SUSANNA PAASONEN 201
* NIL 14 EBAY AND THE TRAVELING MUSEUM: ELVIS
RICHARDSON S SLIDE SHOW LAND
DANIEL MUDIE CUNNINGHAM 217
* 15 THE CONTRADICTORY CIRCULATION OF FINE ART
AND ANTIQUES ON EBAY
LISA BLOOM 231
* NIL 16 MY QUEER EBAY: GAY INTEREST PHOTOGRAPHS
AND THE VISUAL CULTURE OF BUYING
MICHELE WHITE 245
* 17 CLEANED TO EBAY STANDARDS : SEX PANIC, EBAY,
AND THE MORAL ECONOMY OF UNDERWEAR
MICHAEL PETIT 267
CONTENTS
* M 18 PLAYING DRESS-UP: EBAY S VINTAGE CLOTHING-LAND
KATALIN LOVASZ 283
* CONTRIBUTORS 295
* INDEX 301
( VII
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adam_txt |
CULTURE, COLLECTING,
AND DESIRE
EDITED BY
KEN HILLIS AND MICHAEL PETIT
WITH NATHAN SCOTT EPLEY
R
ROUTLEDGE
TAYLOR & FRANCIS CROUP
NEW YORK LONDON
ROUTLEDGE IS AN IMPRINT OF THE
TAYLOR ST FRANCIS GROUP, AN INFORMA BUSINESS
* CONTENTS
* LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IX
* NIL INTRODUCING EVERYDAY EBAY
KEN HILLIS, MICHAEL PETIT, AND NATHAN
SCOTT EPLEY 1
LJ 1 MY OBSESSION: I THOUGHT I WAS IMMUNE TO THE
NET. THEN I GOT BITTEN BY EBAY.
WILLIAM GIBSON 19
* 2 EPHEMERAL CULTURE/EBAY CULTURE: FILM
COLLECTIBLES AND FAN INVESTMENTS
MARY DESJARDINS 31
* NIL 3 VIRTUAL_RADIOPHILE(163): EBAY AND THE
CHANGING COLLECTING PRACTICES OF THE U.K.
VINTAGE RADIO COMMUNITY
REBECCA M. ELLIS AND ANNA HAYWOOD 45
* 4 FORTUNE-TELLING ON EBAY: EARLY AFRICAN AMERICAN
TEXTUAL ARTIFACTS AND THE MARKETPLACE
ERIC GARDNER 63
* NIL 5 READING EBAY: HIDDEN STORES, SUBJECTIVE STORIES,
AND A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE ARCHIVE
ZOE TRODD 77
* 6 IMMATERIAL LABOR IN THE EBAY COMMUNITY: THE
WORK OF CONSUMPTION IN THE "NETWORK SOCIETY"
JON LILLIE 91
LJ 7 THE PERFECT COMMUNITY: DISCIPLINING THE EBAY USER
KYLIEJARRETT 107
CONTENTS
Q 8 "BLACK FRIDAY" AND FEEDBACK BOMBING:
AN EXAMINATION OF TRUST AND ONLINE COMMUNITY
IN EBAY'S EARLY HISTORY
LAURA ROBINSON 123
* 9 RETURN OF THE TOWN SQUARE: REPUTATIONAL GOSSIP
AND TRUST ON EBAY
LYN M. VAN SWOL 137
_L 10 OF PEZ AND PERFECT PRICE: SNIPING, COLLECTING
CULTURES, AND DEMOCRACY ON EBAY
NATHAN SCOTT EPLEY 151
* ITII 11 AUCTIONING THE AUTHENTIC: EBAY, NARRATIVE EFFECT,
AND THE SUPERFLUITY OF MEMORY
KEN HILLIS 167
* IISJ 12 BETWEEN THE ARCHIVE AND THE IMAGE-REPERTOIRE:
AMATEUR COMMERCIAL STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY ON EBAY
JAMES LEO CAHILL 185
* IISJ 13 "VIRGIN MARY IN GRILLED CHEESE NOT A HOAX!
LOOK & SEE!": SUBLIME KITSCH ON EBAY
SUSANNA PAASONEN 201
* NIL 14 EBAY AND THE TRAVELING MUSEUM: ELVIS
RICHARDSON'S SLIDE SHOW LAND
DANIEL MUDIE CUNNINGHAM 217
* 15 THE CONTRADICTORY CIRCULATION OF FINE ART
AND ANTIQUES ON EBAY
LISA BLOOM 231
* NIL 16 MY QUEER EBAY: "GAY INTEREST" PHOTOGRAPHS
AND THE VISUAL CULTURE OF BUYING
MICHELE WHITE 245
* 17 "CLEANED TO EBAY STANDARDS": SEX PANIC, EBAY,
AND THE MORAL ECONOMY OF UNDERWEAR
MICHAEL PETIT 267
CONTENTS
* M 18 PLAYING DRESS-UP: EBAY'S VINTAGE CLOTHING-LAND
KATALIN LOVASZ 283
* CONTRIBUTORS 295
* INDEX 301
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