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Extended Book Review Special Issue, An. on the Horizon, Volume 14, Issue 1. (Electronic book text)
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Extended Book Review Special Issue, An. on the Horizon, Volume 14, Issue 1. (Electronic book text)
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Of course, books and journals are still very important, whether
"brick" or "click." As a quarterly, On the Horizon exists in both
brick and click space. Its contents are formulaically abstracted so
that they can be easily searched for and found on the Internet. The
books which it purposefully seeks out and reviews are varied in
nature, but hopefully contribute to the body of enduring ideas
rather than merely providing responses to issues of the moment. The
reviews are written by authors who are scholars, mostly employed in
academic institutions. Ordinarily, our reviews are included in our
quarterly issues along with scholarly articles. This first "all
review" compilation represents a diverse mix of volumes reviewed by
a broad spectrum of individuals, some from within the community of
the book authors and others by individuals with more eclectic
interests. Both the views of the book authors and the reviewers lie
exposed, much like articles in such online publications as
Slash-Dot. Our review issue does not offer instant feedback, but it
does reflect informed criticism - an opening dialogue - and thus,
represents a middle ground or bridge between the worlds of bricks
and clicks .In many ways, these reviews pose questions about the
future role of brick space publishers and publishing as the
industry struggles to develop models for click space, often using
copyrights as protection (much like union rules requiring firemen
on diesel trains). Publishers have yet to find a comfortable model
that the industry can adopt.The review issue also raises questions
about the axial function of publishing within the scholarly
community, especially the rush to create sub-specialized journals
and the rising default by book publishers to compilations of
specialized monographs, self-vetted by contributing authors and
collegial editors.
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