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professors -- please send me your reading lists

``` If you have developed a good, thorough graduate-level reading list in any area relating to the social and political aspects, please consider sending me a copy. I will do three things with it:

Include it in the RRE archive so others can benefit from it. Include it in the social informatics Web pages that are maintained in the School of Library and Information Science at the University of Indiana, http://www-slis.lib.indiana.edu/SI/* Depending on how many readings lists I receive and how big they are, I may send it to everyone on RRE.

My goal in collecting and distributing these reading lists is to encourage dialog among the remarkably numerous disciplines that have developed vital concerns with these issues. Relevant topics include participatory design, requirements engineering, ethnographic studies of computing, computers in education, virtual communities, technoculture, intellectual property law, computer security, the geography of the information society, library and information science, the economics of information and technical standards, the sociology of technical work, software engineering, telecommunications policy, social networks, training, philosophical analyses of artificial intelligence and other areas of applied computing, the social history of automation, and many of our favorite abbreviations, including CSCW, CSCL, MIS, and HCI.

Format: Please send me your reading list as a plain ASCII e-mail message. I cannot read MIME attachments. If your reading list is a Microsoft Word document, you can use the "Save As" command to write it out as "Text Only With Line Breaks" and the resulting file will be approximately in ASCII. If you send the URL for a Web page then we can include a link in the social informatics pages. Otherwise we can make a plain-vanilla Web page from your ASCII, perhaps using the tags for preformatted text.

Thanks very much

Phil Agre ```

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