RESEARCH METHODS RESOURCES ON THE WWW

   If you have problem (if any) for web research, click on here. It is easy and interest. All methods for all researches, and many tools for any works. This version has been setup for students & working professionals world-wide. These pages were originally created for the course Research Methods in Libraries & Archives. Last updated September 17, 2006. School of Library, Archival and Information Studies. Thanks SLAIS

Legal Information, Virtuality and Cyber Space Lows

   New Rights-New Lows; It is good idea for introduce all issues that we encounter in relation with cyber space and virtual world. The Faculty of Low in University of Chicago, Lyonette Louis-Jacques, exhibits many articles in the issue of Low and Virtuality in her special web page under University’s URL. In here, you can see her works.

Social and Virtual Space: Science Fiction, Transnationalism, and the America New Right
Laura Chernaik

    Social and Virtual Space is a material and semiotic study of transnationalism, analyzed in terms of race, class, gender, and sexuality. The objects of analysis range from the aftermath of the U.S.-led war in Iraz, to science fiction by Pat Cadigan, C.J. Cherryh, and Samuel Delany, to material-semiotic feminist theory by Donna Haraway, and to the neo-Marxist historical geography of Mike Davis and David Harvey.

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This article examines and probes the possibilities of an intellectual property regime in virtual reality (VR). It uses the example of Virtual Harlem, a VR project that recreates the history of Harlem, New York, during the Harlem Renaissance of the1920s and 30s, to question the nature of, and need for, intellectual property protection in VR.

You can see my presentation version of this article for Virtual Space Studies Classroom  by click on: