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| − | '''Rebekka Kiesewetter''' | + | '''Rebekka Kiesewetter''' studied art history, business administration, and modern history at the University of Zurich. Currently she is doing a PhD (''Textual Practices and Open Access. Facilitating more equitable relations in/for scholarly publishing (wt)'') at the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, Coventry University. Her research interests are, among other, collaborative and interventionist research, writing, and editing practices and cultures; open scholarship; expanded notions of accessibility; experimental open monograph publishing in the humanities; the politics and ethics of critical Open Access publishing; genealogies of Open Access; intersectional feminist critiques of internationalised knowledge creation; and the transformative potential of negotiated, situated, and relational textual practices. |
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| + | She is also a researcher on WP6: Experimental Publishing, Re-use, and Impact of the Coventry University based COPIM (Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs) research project; a member of Jisc's Open Research Advisory Board; and an editorial board member of continent.. | ||
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| + | Her previous work as a writer; managing editor; a writing and thesis tutor at the MA Studio for Immediate Spaces, Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam; a visiting professor at diverse universities; curator; and researcher evolved at the intersections of experimental publishing, art, design, architecture, and the humanities. She is a founding member of [https://www.da-institut.org/ DA Institut], as well as a member and former co-director of [https://www.depotbasel.ch/ Depot Basel]. [https://www.rebekkakiesewetter.com/ (2022)] | ||
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* [https://twitter.com/Rebekka_Kie Twitter] | * [https://twitter.com/Rebekka_Kie Twitter] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:09, 15 December 2022
Rebekka Kiesewetter studied art history, business administration, and modern history at the University of Zurich. Currently she is doing a PhD (Textual Practices and Open Access. Facilitating more equitable relations in/for scholarly publishing (wt)) at the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, Coventry University. Her research interests are, among other, collaborative and interventionist research, writing, and editing practices and cultures; open scholarship; expanded notions of accessibility; experimental open monograph publishing in the humanities; the politics and ethics of critical Open Access publishing; genealogies of Open Access; intersectional feminist critiques of internationalised knowledge creation; and the transformative potential of negotiated, situated, and relational textual practices.
She is also a researcher on WP6: Experimental Publishing, Re-use, and Impact of the Coventry University based COPIM (Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs) research project; a member of Jisc's Open Research Advisory Board; and an editorial board member of continent..
Her previous work as a writer; managing editor; a writing and thesis tutor at the MA Studio for Immediate Spaces, Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam; a visiting professor at diverse universities; curator; and researcher evolved at the intersections of experimental publishing, art, design, architecture, and the humanities. She is a founding member of DA Institut, as well as a member and former co-director of Depot Basel. (2022)
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