More Related Content Similar to Literature as a (web) Service (20) More from Peter Brantley (10) Literature as a (web) Service1. Literature as a (Web) Service Peter Brantley Digital Library Federation 10 Feb 2009 2. DLF is a ... {description} (member ()) (library ()) 3. When we think of books … we think of books as objects … (albeit of a special sort) 9. the book is a social construction a successful commodity 10. “ a book is a machine to think with.” - I. A. Richards - Principles of Literary Criticism - 1924 14. a commodity in concert with language, and a conception of personal space. 16. now our analog culture is being 21. “ This is No Barnes and Nobel: El Ateneo Bookstore”, longhorndave , Flickr 27. “ Things to do while traveling by train”, Akbar Simonse, Flickr 32. reading will be increasingly embedded in & produced in highly networked contexts 39. extract what’s important - [inside the books] 43. digital words can be – described by other words joined across books linked with data 45. words that: describe themselves ↓ words that: build new services 47. “ The P Word”, racineur , Flickr 48. via a torturous analogy ... ... ... Gemeinschaft books Gesellschaft books 50. we don’t need to stop at the “cover” of the book (read just the words in the book ) 54. any book can be a passage into the world of all the thoughts that can be found in the book 55. “ books strung up by their spines, and the words that fell out of them”, glitter feet , Flickr 57. words of books can be associated among each other 58. “ now”, quinnnchick , Flickr ( via Shelly Jackson’s The Skin Project ) 63. jumble of words ruptured contexts - but - “ knowledge tokens” preserved 68. data in wikipedia with data in books linking _ data 87. “ At The Bookstore Café”, erix !, Flickr 90. as a whole assemblage of thoughts concepts ideas