TY  - BOOK
AU  - Davies,Sarah R.
TI  - Hackerspaces: making the maker movement 
SN  - 9781509501168 (hardback)
AV  - TS171.57 .D58 2017
U1  - 658.3/8 23
PY  - 2017///
CY  - Cambridge, UK, Malden, MA, USA
PB  - Polity
KW  - Makerspaces
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Contents Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction There are a number of places this book could begin 2. Craft, DIY and Active Leisure It started with Stitch 'n' Bitch 3. Histories of Hacking and Making There should be diversity in the hackerspace movement, he says 4. How do Hackerspaces Work? Hacker and makerspaces can look, feel and smell quite different 5. The Hacker Spirit I'm a big advocate for this sort of lifestyle and culture 6. How do Hackerspaces Really Work? They don't have a sense of community that you find in a hackerspace 7. Exclusion Whatever it is females like to talk about 8. Cool Projects Rather, it was a Trojan horse 9. Emancipation and Commodification This was a movement that could do something good 10. Who is a Hacker? No one is claiming that involvement in a quilting circle is going to prompt a new industrial revolution 11. Conclusion Two reasons hacking is timely, and three reasons it is conflicted Notes Index
ER  -