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Filip Marković,Jan Carlson,Radu Dobrincal bodies with machines is a frequent theme in dystopian fiction, but here I consider the complex intersection of humans with machines via a selection of recent illness and disability narratives by authors including John Green, Cammie McGovern, and Wendelin Van Draanen. Such texts are designed to c

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Safe Non-blocking Synchronization in Ada2xin the quality of education and a collapse of both written and spoken language. In response, the realistic fiction I survey here, by authors including Julie Ann Peters, Rainbow Rowell, and Sarra Manning, supports danah boyd’s observation that networked publics not only promote new and versatile form

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Filip Marković,Jan Carlson,Radu Dobrinenerations of young people who are “wasting time, tuning out, and losing out on real life” (McGonigal, .. New York: Penguin, p. 11, 2011). To the contrary, as gaming has become a legitimate field of academic study, it is also becoming an important vehicle for imaginary activism across a wide body of

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J. Javier Gutiérrez,Héctor Pérezter considers how activist texts by Cory Doctorow, Katie Sise, Patricia Dunn, and Elizabeth Stewart model a variety of expressions of imaginary activism. Considering several texts intended to make this work appeal to young people as global citizens, I reflect on spectrum of responses that imaginary

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Sung Y. Shin,Rex Gantenbein,Jiman Hongngage young people as active users, consumers, and shapers of technology. I discuss several examples of philanthropic and political organizations that developed out of the networked publics formed around children’s and young adult literature in order to demonstrate that imaginary activism leads to v

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978-1-349-95640-1The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016