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https://www.academia.edu/34372240/2017_Forberg_C_and_P_W_Stockhammer_eds_The_Transformativ…

…nge in the face of other types of online cooperation. Here, the main example is Wikipedia. Although Wikipedia is no panacea (in the end, there is always an editor who controls what is pub- lished), it allows us to speculate about the possibility of a radical wiki-an- thropology, …

https://www.academia.edu/115465437/CALL_communities_and_culture_short_papers_from_EUROCALL…

…Sophocleous xv Conference committees 1 The impact of EFL teachers’ mediation in wiki-mediated collaborative writing activities on student-student collaboration Maha Alghasab 7 Towards the development of a comprehensive pedagogical framework for pronunciation training based on ada…

https://www.academia.edu/62200698/Archaeological_Textile_Research_Technical_economic_and_s…

…lled staple length (the average of the length of fibres in a sample, https://en.wikipe- dia.org/wiki/Staple_(wool)) can have a positive impact on the spinning techniques. The Bronze Age sheep wool finds from Hallstatt have a staple length of about 5 cm, whereas the Iron Age finds…

https://www.academia.edu/44392619/_Book_of_Abstracts_Montanari_Elena_2020_Museographic_Her…

…tangible cultural heritage is identified and produced by communities on an open, wiki-based inventory platform called Wiki-inventory for Living Heritage (2016–). In the case of authoritative intangible heritage inventorying, ‘Finnishness’ is a rather exclusive and formal category …

https://www.academia.edu/91275006/Between_Imagined_Communities_and_Communities_of_Practice…

…usand Bottoms Figure 1: Le Grand Muveran, Ferdinand Hodler (1912), obtained via Wikimedia Commons Switzerland may picture itself – both literally and figuratively – as a land of heights, but it is, by consequence, also a land of bottoms. Indeed, Switzerland has been inventing and…

https://www.academia.edu/14361211/Between_Imagined_Communities_and_Communities_of_Practice…

…usand Bottoms Figure 1: Le Grand Muveran, Ferdinand Hodler (1912), obtained via Wikimedia Commons Switzerland may picture itself – both literally and figuratively – as a land of heights, but it is, by consequence, also a land of bottoms. Indeed, Switzerland has been inventing and…