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• Actual Survey of All the Principal Roads of England and Wales, An (Ogilby)
• Ada Lovelace Day
• Addison, Joseph
• “Advertisement Touching upon a Holy War, An” (Bacon)
• advertising
• Aeneid (Virgil)
• Aesop’s Fables
• affordances: agency and
• of bots
• changes in
• of digital technology
• interface
• of Internet
• for preservation
• of print technology
• rhetorical action and
• of socio-technological systems
• technological
• textual iterations and
• in Wikipedia
• of wiki platforms. See also constraints
• Africanized bees
• agency: attributed, and identity
• automated
• co-construction of
• destructive
• performance of
• properties of
• textual. See also authorial agency; rhetorical agency
• Alanscottwalker (Wikipedia editor)
• Albertus Magnus
• Alembert, Jean le Rond d’
• Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
• algorithms
• alphabetization
• Amatulić (Wikipedia editor)
• ambience
• American Library Association
• animatronics
• Anonymous (activist/hacktivist network)
• anthropomorphism
• antielitism
• Antikythera Mechanism
• AOL
• Apache Server
• apiaries
• Apple
• Arabian Peninsula
• Arachnophobia (film; 1986)
• archiving
• “Areopagitica” (Milton)
• arrangement
• art history
• Ashmole, Elias
• Ashmolean Museum (London)
• Association for Deletionist Wikipedians
• Association for Inclusionist Wikipedians
• Association of Wikipedians Who Dislike Making Broad Judgments
• attribution
• authorial agency
• books and
• contextual nature of
• curatorial collectives and
• distributed
• material support networks and
• nonhuman actors and
• performances of
• textual curation and
• vandalism and
• in Wikipedia
• authorial signature
• Authors Guild v. Google
• authorship: cultural tropes concerning
• curatorial
• curatorial collec-tives and
• of Cyclopædia
• digital age and
• distributed
• encyclopedic genre and
• metaphors for
• naturalization of
• print vs. digital
• Romantic
• sociality of
• textual curation and
• transformative. See also authorial agency
• Autodesk
• Automata (Hero of Alexandria)
• automatons
• awards
• Ayrey (amanuensis)
• Page 168 →Babylon
• Bacon, Francis
• badges
• Banks, Adam
• Barnstar Awards (Wikipedia)
• Battle of the Books (Swift)
• Bayle, Pierre
• Beast from 20,000 Fathoms, The (film; 1953)
• beehives
• bee metaphor. See honeybee metaphor
• Bees, The (film; 1978)
• beeswax
• Benkler, Yochai
• Berkman Center for Internet and Society (Harvard Law School)
• Berman, Ric
• Berners-Lee, Tim
• Bettesworth, Arthur
• Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• Birds, The (film; 1963)
• Boerhaave, Herman
• Bomis
• borrowing
• Bot Approvals Group (BAG)
• Bot Guidelines
• bots
• agency and
• compositional tasks performed by
• emergency shutoff buttons for
• historical precedents for
• human creators of
• human effort in collaboration with
• identity and attributed agency
• Wikipedia use of
• boyd, danah
• Boylan, Patrick J.
• Boyle Lectures
• Brahe, Tycho
• Breton, André le
• British Empire
• British Library
• British Parliament
• Browne, Daniel
• Bush, Vannevar
• Business Insider
• Butler, William
• calculators
• camera obscuras
• Campbell, Karlyn Kohrs
• Cannan, Edward
• capitalization
• Cartesianism
• cartography
• categorization
• Categorization WikiProject
• Cato
• censorship
• Center for Collective Intelligence (MIT)
• Chambers, Ephraim: amanuenses hired by
• archival material lacking for research on
• automatons and
• bee metaphor used by
• birth of
• collaboration as viewed by
• collectives participation of
• Considerations
• content contributions encouraged by
• as Cyclopædia author
• as Cyclopædia curator
• daw metaphor used by
• death of
• education of
• as Freemason
• illnesses of
• library of
• public as conceived by
• recognitions of
• reference tradition adopted by
• as Royal Society Fellow
• taxonomy of knowledge of
• textual curation as viewed by. See also Cyclopædia
• Chambers, Nathaniel
• Charlie Hebdo shootings (Paris; 2015)
• China
• Christianity
• circulation
• citizen journalism
• City University London
• Clark, Peter
• Clavell, Robert
• Clay, Francis
• Clippy (MS Office Assistant animated helper)
• coders
• coffeehouses
• collaboration: with bots
• Chambers’s view of
• distributed
• in early encyclopedias
• monastic traditions of
• collaborative writing
• collection
• collectives, curatorial: aspects of
• authorial agency and
• of contributors
• Cyclopædia supported through
• defined
• ethos of
• production workers in
• records of
• rhetorical agency and
• Collison, Robert
• Columbia University
• Comenius
• commons-based movement
• commons-based peer production
• Page 169 →Compendium Philosophiae
• computers
• Computers and Writing Conference (2005)
• Conger, the (publishing investment group)
• connecting
• Considerations (pamphlet; Chambers)
• Constitutions of the Freemasons
• constraints: agency and
• of community
• cultural
• of genre
• immediatism and
• of NPOV
• of printed text
• relaxing of
• rhetorical action and
• technological
• in Wikipedia. See also affordances
• content contributions/contributors: challenges to
• in Cyclopædia
• vandalism and
• in Wikipedia
• Wikipedia deletionist/inclusionist debates over
• Wikipedia eventualist/immediatist debates over
• Wikipedia management of
• controlled vocabularies
• Cooper, Marilyn
• copyleft movement
• copyright laws
• Cotton, John
• Country Housewife’s Garden, The (Lawson)
• Crane, Eva
• Creative Commons movement
• Creepshow (film; 1982)
• cross-indexing
• cross-referencing
• crowdsourcing
• Ctesibius
• Cunningham, Ward
• “Curating the Crowd-sourced World” (SXSW Interactive panel; 2009)
• curation: automated (see also bots); certification in
• digital
• of library collections
• museum
• as rhetorical
• use of term. See also textual curation
• Curation badge (Wikipedia)
• Curation toolbar (Wikipedia)
• cyborgs
• Cyclopædia: author’s article selection in
• authorship of
• automaton article in
• bee-related topics in
• business model of
• Chambers as primary curator of
• circulation of
• compositional processes of
• content contributions/contributors in
• cultural context of
• democratic philosophies/curatorial practices of
• distributed contributions in
• emergence of
• historical precedents for
• influence of, in print culture
• interfaces in
• language of
• material support for
• ontology of
• as open-access encyclopedia
• preface to
• printers of
• publication history of
• publishing costs
• rhetorical context of
• serialized installments
• subscription lists of
• “universal” scope of
• vandalism lacking in
• Wikipedia and
• daikaiju
• Darby, John
• Darwin (MN), Wikipedia article on
• data dumping
• Davis, Diane
• Davis, Wendy
• daw metaphor
• Daye, John
• De Copia (Erasmus)
• Defoe, Daniel
• dehumanization
• deletionism
• derivative work
• Dewey, Melvil
• Dictionary of the English Language (Johnson)
• Dictionnaire Historique et Critique (Bayle)
• Diderot, Denis
• digital curation
• digital encyclopedias. See also Wikipedia
• “Digital Humanities Manifesto 2.0”
• digital literacy
• digital technology: affordances of
• ecology and
• preservation and
• vandalism and
• Discourse on the Origin of Inequality (Rousseau)
• Disney World
• distributed
• diversification
• Divine and Moral Songs for Children (Watts)
• “document borrowing”
• Dodsley, Robert
• Donaldson v. Beckett
• donors
• Duncan, Robert Lloyd
• Page 170 →Eberhart, Russell C.
• Eco, Umberto
• École du Louvre (Paris, France)
• ecology/ecologies: agency and
• collaborative development of
• of communities
• digital technology and
• genre
• information
• mechanization and
• nonhuman actors and
• economic alliances
• Ede, Lisa
• Edinburgh Review
• edit-a-thons
• editors
• Egypt, ancient
• Eighteenth Century Collections Online
• “Eikonoklastes” (Milton)
• Eisenstein, Elizabeth L.
• Elémens de la Philosophie de Newton (Voltaire)
• Ellis, Hattie
• e-mail
• Emergence (Johnson)
• Encarta
• Encyclopædia Britannica: authorial signatures in
• business model of
• compositional processes of
• development of
• digital edition of
• distributed contributions in
• Wikipedia and
• encyclopedic genre: articles in
• authorship and
• business models of
• collaboration in
• compositional processes in
• constraints of
• digital (see also Wikipedia); etymology of
• expertise establishment in
• features of
• historical precedents for
• material support for
• mechanization schemes proposed for
• open, as moral contributions
• page as interface in
• print vs. digital
• rhetorical context of
• textual curation in
• use of term
• vandalism in. See also specific encyclopedia
• Encyclopédie (ed. Diderot/Alembert)
• Encyclopedist: cultural construct of
• metaphors for
• recomposition as privilege of
• English studies
• Enlightenment
• Erasmus
• Essay on the Regulation of the Press (Defoe)
• eunoia
• Evelyn, John
• eventualism
• expertise, establishment of
• Ezell, Margaret J. M.
• Fable of the Bees, The (Mandeville)
• Facebook
• fact tagging
• factuality
• Feminine Monarchie, The (Butler)
• Fennec (Wikipedia editor)
• file-sharing communities
• film
• filtration
• Five Pillars (Wikipedia policies)
• Fleet Street publishing community (London)
• Flickr
• folksonomies
• Forbes
• Ford Foundation
• Foucault, Michel
• Franklin, Benjamin
• Freedman, Aviva
• Freemasons. See also United Grand Lodge of England
• free software movement
• French Revolution
• fund-raising
• games
• Gedde, John
• gender gap
• genre ecologies
• Gentleman’s Magazine
• George II (King of England)
• Georgics (Virgil)
• Germanic capitalization
• Germany
• Global South
• GNU/Linux operating system
• Godzilla films
• Gojira (film; 1954)
• Google
• Google Drive
• Google Wave
• Gosling, Robert
• Gray’s Inn library/archives (London)
• Greco-Roman antiquity
• Page 171 →Greene, Robert
• Groatsworth of Wit (Greene)
• Grumbling Hive, The (Mandeville)
• Gunn, Joshua
• Gurak, Laura J.
• hacker culture
• Halavais, Alex
• Halley, Edmund
• handbook tradition
• Harris, John
• Hartelius, E. Johanna
• Harvard Law School
• Harvey, Ross
• Hasim221990 (Wikipedia editor)
• Hawhee, Debra
• Hellstrom Chronicle, The (film; 1971)
• Henry III (King of England)
• Henry VIII (King of England)
• Here Comes Everybody (Shirky)
• Hero of Alexandria
• Herrad (Strasburg abbess)
• Historia Naturalis (Pliny the Elder)
• Hitchcock, Alfred
• hive mind
• honey
• honeybee metaphor
• authorship and
• collective aspects of
• economic appeal of
• historical background of
• negative connotations of
• scientific appeal of
• Hooke, John
• Horn, Tammy
• Hortus Delicarum (comp. Herrad)
• Howard, Rebecca Moore
• HTML
• Huang Ian
• Human Stain, The (Roth)
• humorous edits
• Hundert, E. G.
• Hurricane Katrina (2005)
• hybrid
• hyperlinks
• hypertext
• Iktinos
• illustrations
• image-sharing applications
• imitation
• immediatism
• inclusionism
• individualism
• Industrial Revolution
• information architecture
• Innys, John
• Innys, William
• Instagram
• intellectual democracy
• intellectual property rights
• interest-based communities
• interface(s): human writer and
• mechanized schemes of
• printed page as
• print technology and
• screen as
• textual curation and
• wiki
• in Wikipedia
• Internet
• Internet Studies
• interwiki links
• invention
• invisibility
• iPhone
• Islam, Wikipedia controversies involving
• jackdaw metaphor. See daw metaphor
• Jackson, Harvey
• Jacob, Margaret
• Jacobson, Jean Alice
• Jaquet-Droz, Pierre
• Jefferson, Thomas
• Jemielniak, Dariusz
• Jews, as Royal Society members
• Johns, Adrian
• Johnson, Mark
• Johnson, Samuel
• Johnson, Steven
• Johnson-Eilola, Johndan
• Johnston, Andre
• Jones, Scott
• Journal of the Patent Office Society
• Julia (MUD softbot)
• juxtaposition
• kaiju films
• kairos
• Kallikates
• Kanuss, Friedrich von
• Kelly, Kevin
• Kennedy, James
• killer bees
• Killer Bees (film; 1974)
• Kirschenbaum, Matthew
• Kitab ‘Uyum al-Akhbar
• Knapton, James
• Page 172 →Knapton, John
• Kropotkin, Peter
• LaGrandeur, Kevin
• Lakoff, George
• LAMP Stack
• Landow, George P.
• Lane, Ryan
• Lanier, Jaron
• Latour, Bruno
• Lawson, William
• lawsuits: Authors Guild v. Google
• Donaldson v. Beckett
• Napster decision (2001)
• Patrick Cariou v. Richard Prince
• LeFevre, Karen Burke
• Leibnitzianism
• lending
• Lexicon Technicum (Harris)
• Liber Excerptionum (comp. Richard of St. Victor)
• Library of Congress
• library science
• Lih, Andrew
• linear reading
• links
• Linux operating system
• literacy
• Literary Magazine . . . by a Society of Gentlemen
• living subjects, textual curation of
• Locke, John
• logos
• London (England): Freemasons in
• publishing community in
• WWII bombing of publishing houses in
• Long, Pamela
• Longman, Thomas
• Longman publishing house
• Longo, Bernadette
• Los Angeles Times
• Lovelace, Ada
• Lundberg, Christian
• Lunsford, Andrea A.
• Macbean (amanuensis)
• Maeterlinck, Maurice
• Magli, Patrizzia
• Mandeville, Bernard de
• Maruca, Lisa
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
• Mechanica (Hero of Alexandria)
• Mechanisms (Kirschenbaum)
• mechanization
• MediaWiki
• Meelar (Wikipedia editor)
• Melville, Herman
• Memex
• metadata
• Metropolis (film; 1927)
• Mew, William
• microfilm
• Microsoft (MS) Office Assistant
• Midwinter, Daniel
• Midwinter publishing house
• Military History WikiProject
• military-industrial complex
• Miller, Carolyn R.
• Mills, John
• Milton, John
• misinformation
• Moby Dick (Melville)
• monastic traditions
• Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)
• Mountweazel, Lillian Virginia
• Muhammad (Prophet), depiction controversies
• museums, public
• museum studies
• MySQL database software
• Napster decision (2001)
• National Defense Research Council (NDRC)
• natural philosophy
• negotiation
• Nelson, Ted
• neutrality
• New Columbia Encyclopedia
• New Conger (publishing consortium)
• “New Encyclopedism, The” (Wells)
• New General Atlas, A (Ogilby)
• New Method of Chemistry, A (Boerhaave)
• Newstead, Barry
• Newton, Isaac
• Newtonian science
• New Yorker
• New York Times
• Nicotra, Jodie
• Night of the Creeps (film; 1986)
• nonhuman actors
• agency and
• authorial agency and
• collectives and
• historical context of
• human collaboration with
• interfaces affected by
• in print production
• rhetorical agency and
• in Wikipedia. See also bots
• Page 173 →nonsense edits
• notability
• Nupedia
• Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD)
• Ogilby, John
• Olson, Christa
• Omne Bonum (Palmer)
• One Hundred and Fifty of Ancient Histories and Fables
• open-access movement
• Open Source Initiative
• OpenXanadu
• Oracle illusion
• Orbis Pictus Sensualium (Comenius)
• Ortelius, Abraham
• Osborn, John
• Osborn, Thomas
• Other, The
• Otis, Alice
• Oxford English Dictionary
• Paecepta Ad Filium (Cato)
• Page Curation interface (Wikipedia)
• Palmer, James le
• pan-historiographic approach
• panoramas
• pantograph
• Parikka, Jussi
• Parliament of Bees, The (Daye)
• Paternoster Row publishing community (London)
• Patrick Cariou v. Richard Prince
• PayPal
• PearlTrees (curation app)
• Pemberton, Henry
• Pemberton, John
• Pennsylvania Gazette
• performance
• persuasion
• Phaedrus (Plato)
• Phase IV (film; 1974)
• Philosophical History and Memoirs of the Royal Academy of Science at Paris
• Philosophical Transactions (Royal Society journal)
• photography, professional
• PHP coding language
• Piranha (TV film)
• Piranhaconda (TV film; 2012)
• “Piranha Effect, The”
• piranha metaphor
• pirating
• plagiarism
• Plato
• Pliny the Elder
• Pliny the Younger
• Plomer, Henry R.
• Pneumatica (Hero of Alexandria)
• Portland Pattern Repository
• preservation
• Priedhorsky, Reid
• Principia
• print culture
• print economy
• printing houses
• printing press
• printing technology
• print texts: affordances of
• constraints of
• interfaces in
• as socio-technical system
• vandalism in
• private societies
• Propen, Amy
• property rights
• Protagoras (Plato)
• Protestant work ethic
• public, concept of
• public memory
• publishers
• racism
• Rambot (Wikipedia bot)
• Ramsey, Derek
• Rasa’ulu Ikhwan al-Safa
• “rational beekeeping”
• readers
• reading
• Reagle, Joseph
• recomposition
• recursion
• Rees, Abraham
• Reeves, Joshua
• remix culture
• Republic (Plato)
• reversion
• Reyman, Jessica
• Rheingold, Howard
• rhetoric
• rhetorical agency: in collaborative writing
• collectives and
• distributed nature of
• nonhuman actors and
• performative/social aspects of
• textual curation and
• Page 174 →rhetorical studies
• Rhetoric of Intellectual Property, The (Reyman)
• Richard of St. Victor
• Rickert, Thomas
• “Rip, Mix, Burn” campaign (Apple; 2001)
• Rivington, Charles
• Robinson, Ranew
• robots. See also bots
• Rose, Mark
• Rossum’s Universal Robots (film; 1920)
• Roth, Philip
• Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
• Royal Society: archives of
• Chambers as Fellow in
• Chambers’s networks and
• edit-a-thons sponsored by
• female Fellows of
• founding of
• Freemason connections of
• Freemasons as officers in
• membership of
• natural philosophy community in
• as Newtonian science evangelizer
• Philosophical Transactions of
• scientific explorations of
• Senex as Fellow in
• RussBot
• St. Clair, William
• al-Safa, Ikhwan
• sandboxes
• Sanger, Larry
• Saturday Night Live (TV comedy show)
• Sawday, Jonathan
• Scalich, Paul
• search engines
• search functions
• Sellius, Gottfried
• Senex, John
• serialization
• Seu Orbis Disciplinarum (Scalich)
• Sex and the City (TV series)
• Shakespeare, William
• sharing
• Shell, Tim
• Shirky, Clay
• Simmons University
• SineBot
• Siri (intelligent personal assistant)
• Slate.com
• Slattery, Shaun
• Sloane, Hans
• Sloan Foundation
• Smart, Graham
• Smart Mobs (Rheingold)
• smartphones
• Smith, Adam
• social media
• Sopranos, The (TV series)
• sorting
• sourcing
• South by Southwest Interactive Festival (2009)
• spam
• Spectator
• SpellBot
• spell-check
• Spinuzzi, Clay
• Springtime for Pluto (cartoon; 1944)
• Stallman, Richard
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (TV series; 1987–1994)
• Star Trek: Voyager (TV series; 1995–2001)
• Stationer’s Guild
• Statute of Anne (1710)
• stereograph cards/viewing devices
• Sterne, Laurence
• Stewart, Trevor
• Storify (curation app)
• strategic linking
• stubs
• subject/object divide
• subscriptions
• support networks: for Cyclopædia
• for Wikipedia
• Surowiecki, James
• Swarm, The (film; 1978)
• swarms metaphor
• “sweat of the brow” doctrine
• Swift, Jonathan
• symbolic-analytic tasks
• Symon, Edward
• synthesizing
• Tatler
• taxonomies
• technical communication
• technical forums
• technology: affordances of
• constraints of
• fear of. See also digital technology; printing technology; specific technology
• telegraph
• television
• templates
• coding of
• Terpak, Frances
• Texas Senate
• texting
• textual curation: authorial agency and
• authorship and
• bots and
• Page 175 →Chambers’s view of
• collaboration in
• defined
• invisibility and
• living subjects and
• material problems of
• rhetorical agency and
• rhetoric and
• social negotiation of
• in Wikipedia
• textual curation metaphors: cultural context of
• daw metaphor
• honeybee metaphor
• piranha metaphor
• property-based
• swarms metaphor
• Them! (film; 1954)
• Theory of Moral Sentiments, The (Smith)
• thieves
• Thomas Aquinas, Saint
• Time magazine
• topical arrangement
• towns/cities, Wikipedia articles on
• Treatise on the Management of Bees (Wildman)
• Tristram Shandy (Sterne)
• Twitter
• Two Treatises of Government (Locke)
• typographic conventions
• UCLA
• United Grand Lodge of England: archives of
• founding of
• Freemason connections of
• membership of
• natural philosophy community in
• as Newtonian science evangelizer
• United States Census Bureau
• Universal Arithmetic (Newton)
• universality
• Universal Lexicon (Zedler)
• Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure
• userboxes
• vandalism
• authorial agency and
• bots used for
• bots used to police
• content contributors and
• in print encyclopedias
• reversions of
• types of
• in Wikipedia
• Vaucanson’s Duck (automaton)
• Viégas, Fernanda B.
• View of Sir Isaac Newton’s Philosophy, A (Pemberton)
• Virgil
• virtual reality devices
• Visual Editor interface (Wikipedia)
• VoABot II
• Voltaire
• Wales, Jimmy
• Ward, Aaron
• water clocks
• Watts, Isaac
• Wealth of Networks, The (Benkler)
• web, the
• web comic artists
• Wells, H. G.
• Wendorf, Richard
• wiki code
• wikification
• WikiLove
• Wikimedia Foundation
• Wikipedia: ad-free nature of
• authorial agency in
• author’s article selection in
• authorship and
• Barnstar Awards
• bot use in
• compositional processes of
• consensus dynamics of
• content contributions/contributors in
• content management in
• criticism of
• cultural context of
• Curation toolbar
• Cyclopædia and
• deletionism/inclusionism debates in
• distributed contributions in
• diversification needed in
• editing in
• emergence of
• Encyclopedia Britannica vs.
• eventualism/immediatism debates in
• expertise rejected in
• factuality and
• Featured articles in
• fund-raising by
• Gender Gap Task Force
• growth of
• historical precedents for
• identity and attributed agency in
• interest-based communities in
• interfaces in
• material support for
• media coverage of
• metaphors for
• nonhuman actors in
• NPOV policy of
• ongoing updates in
• ontology of (Five Pillars)
• as open-access Page 176 →encyclopedia
• original research banned in
• page template in
• policing of
• precursors of
• publication history of
• readership of
• rhetorical agency in
• rhetorical context of
• start-up/maintenance costs
• technological infrastructure of
• textual curation in
• translation projects of
• vandalism in
• volunteer efforts in
• Wikipedia Revolution, The (Lih)
• WikiPhilosophies
• wiki platforms: development of
• distributed contributions in
• early use of
• historical precedents for
• interfaces in
• iterative potential of
• open structure of
• philosophy of
• technological affordances of. See also MediaWiki; Wikipedia
• WikiProjects
• WikiWikiWeb
• Wildman, Thomas
• Wilkins, John
• Windows
• Wired
• Wisdom of Crowds, The (Surowiecki)
• women: as Cyclopædia subscribers
• first encyclopedia produced by
• as Royal Society members
• as Wikipedia editors
• Woodmansee, Martha
• WordPress
• work ethic
• World Brain, The (Wells)
• World War II
• World Wide Web
• Worms, Laurence
• Worshipful Company of Wax Chandlers
• Wren, Christopher
• writers
• writing, collaborative
• writing automatons
• writing studies
• WYSIWYG (Wikipedia editing interface)
• Xanadu (digital encyclopedia)
• Yeo, Richard
• Zachry, Mark
• Zedler, Johann Heinrich
• zograscopes
• zoostylistics