Table of Contents

Introduction: Between Blog and Book

Part I: Participatory Culture
1 Introduction
2 How Slapshot Inspired a Cultural Revolution: The Wu Ming Foundation (2006)
3 Studying Creativity in the Age of Web 2.0: David Gauntlett (2011) 
4 Digital Cosmopolitans: Ethan Zuckerman (2014)

Part II: Participatory Learning
5 Introduction
6 “Hanging Out, Messing Around, Geeking Out”: The Digital Youth Project (2008)
7 Risks, Rights, and Responsibilities in the Digital Age: Sonia Livingstone (2009) 
8 Is Facebook a Gated Community?: S. Craig Watkins (2009) 
9 How Learners Can Be on  Top of Their Game: James Paul Gee (2011)
10 Teens, Teachers and Mobile Tech: Antero Garcia (2017)

Part III: Participatory Politics
11 Introduction
12 Manufacturing Dissent: Stephen Duncombe (2007)
13 The Political Lives of Black Youth: Cathy Cohen (2011) 
14 Transmedia Activism: Lina Srivastava  (2016)
15 Remixing Gender Through Popular Media: Jonathan McIntosh (2017)
16 Charting Documentary’s Futures: William Uricchio (2016) 

Notes
Index

About the Author

Henry Jenkins is Provost Professor of Communication, Journalism, Cinematic Arts and Education at the University of Southern California.

Reviews

“Henry Jenkins collects here, for a dark political time, some engaging conversations with leading scholars around one core issue: the transformative social potential of culture when it operates in a participatory mode. The result is open, richly contextual, and genuinely exhilarating.”
Nick Couldry, London School of Economics and Political Science “Participatory Culture contains a multiplicity of voices that each uniquely expresses support for democracy, empowerment, respect, and empathy. With this book, Henry Jenkins has generously created a transdisciplinary meeting place, which will offer novel ideas to each reader.”
Nico Carpentier, Charles University in Prague