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wikademia>Wikademia at 18:04, 25 April 2009

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	== Why is this research required? ==		== Why is this research required? ==
	{{ntnes}}		{{ntnes}}
	~~{{wiktionary\|Nerd}}~~
	The way people construct or know their own and other's social identities affects the way people relate to each other and to their reality. By attaining a better understanding of what a nerd is, and where the spectrum of nerd identities/stereotypes came from, we may reach a better understanding of how this identity has shaped the way individuals experience and interact with society.		The way people construct or know their own and other's social identities affects the way people relate to each other and to their reality. By attaining a better understanding of what a nerd is, and where the spectrum of nerd identities/stereotypes came from, we may reach a better understanding of how this identity has shaped the way individuals experience and interact with society.

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	===In Japan===		===In Japan===
	* ''[http://www.nri.co.jp/english/opinion/papers/2004/pdf/np200484.pdf The Otaku Group From A Business Perspective]'' (PDF, 366kb). Japan, 2004.		* ''[http://www.nri.co.jp/english/opinion/papers/2004/pdf/np200484.pdf The Otaku Group From A Business Perspective]'' (PDF, 366kb). Japan, 2004.
	* Okada, Toshio. ''Otaku Gaku Nyumon'' (Translated: 'Introduction to [[w:Otaku\|Otaku]]ology'). Ohta Verlag. Tokyo, 1996.		* Okada, Toshio. ''Otaku Gaku Nyumon'' (Translated: 'Introduction to [[Wikipedia:Otaku\|Otaku]]ology'). Ohta Verlag. Tokyo, 1996.
	* Eng, L. [http://www.cjas.org/~leng/otaku.pdf "Otak-who? Technoculture, youth, consumption, and resistance. American representations of a Japanese youth subculture"]. 2002.		* Eng, L. [http://www.cjas.org/~leng/otaku.pdf "Otak-who? Technoculture, youth, consumption, and resistance. American representations of a Japanese youth subculture"]. 2002.

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	'''Main:'''		'''Main:'''

	* [[w:Nerd\|Nerds]]		* [[Wikipedia:Nerd\|Nerds]]
	* [[w:Geek\|Geeks]]		* [[Wikipedia:Geek\|Geeks]]
	* [[w:Otaku\|Otaku]]		* [[Wikipedia:Otaku\|Otaku]]
	* [[w:Boffin\|Boffins]] and [[w:Mad scientist\|Mad scientists]]		* [[Wikipedia:Boffin\|Boffins]] and [[Wikipedia:Mad scientist\|Mad scientists]]
	* [[w:Asperger syndrome\|Asperger's syndrome]]		* [[Wikipedia:Asperger syndrome\|Asperger's syndrome]]

	'''Theories from psychology and sociology:'''		'''Theories from psychology and sociology:'''

	* [[w:Stereotype\|Stereotypes]]		* [[Wikipedia:Stereotype\|Stereotypes]]
	* [[w:Enneagram#The_Nine_Enneatypes\|Enneatypes]]		* [[Wikipedia:Enneagram#The_Nine_Enneatypes\|Enneatypes]]
	* [[w:Social_fact\|Social Fact]]		* [[Wikipedia:Social_fact\|Social Fact]]
	* [[w:Gender_Construction\|Gender Construction]]		* [[Wikipedia:Gender_Construction\|Gender Construction]]

	'''Gaming and RPG fan cultures:'''		'''Gaming and RPG fan cultures:'''

	* [[w:GURPS\|GURPS (a role-playing system)]]		* [[Wikipedia:GURPS\|GURPS (a role-playing system)]]
	* [[w:Roleplaying\|Roleplaying]]		* [[Wikipedia:Roleplaying\|Roleplaying]]
	* [[w:Henry_Jenkins\|Henry Jenkins]]		* [[Wikipedia:Henry_Jenkins\|Henry Jenkins]]
	* [[w:Discworld_%28world%29\|Discworld-World]]		* [[Wikipedia:Discworld_%28world%29\|Discworld-World]]
	* [[w:Historical_re-enactment\|Historical Re-Enactment]]		* [[Wikipedia:Historical_re-enactment\|Historical Re-Enactment]]

	'''Nerds in the media:'''		'''Nerds in the media:'''

	See: Wikipedia's [[w:List of nerds in media\|list of nerds in the media]]		See: Wikipedia's [[Wikipedia:List of nerds in media\|list of nerds in the media]]

	== Possibly Informative Material ==		== Possibly Informative Material ==

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2009-04-10T17:05:00Z

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	== Why is this research required? ==		== Why is this research required? ==
	{{~~RightTOC~~}}		{{ntnes}}
	{{wiktionary\|Nerd}}		{{wiktionary\|Nerd}}
	The way people construct or know their own and other's social identities affects the way people relate to each other and to their reality. By attaining a better understanding of what a nerd is, and where the spectrum of nerd identities/stereotypes came from, we may reach a better understanding of how this identity has shaped the way individuals experience and interact with society.		The way people construct or know their own and other's social identities affects the way people relate to each other and to their reality. By attaining a better understanding of what a nerd is, and where the spectrum of nerd identities/stereotypes came from, we may reach a better understanding of how this identity has shaped the way individuals experience and interact with society.

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2009-04-05T19:23:51Z

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wikademia>Hillgentleman: Undo revision 361894 by 66.244.123.108 (Talk)

2008-10-28T14:21:09Z

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	* Bucholtz, Mary. ""Why be normal?": Language and identity practices in a community of nerd girls." ''Language in Society'' (1999), 28: 203-223. Cambridge University Press.		* Bucholtz, Mary. ""Why be normal?": Language and identity practices in a community of nerd girls." ''Language in Society'' (1999), 28: 203-223. Cambridge University Press.
	* Newitz, A. & Anders, C. (Eds) ''She's Such a Geek: Women Write About Science, Technology, and Other Nerdy Stuff''. Seal Press, 2006.		* Newitz, A. & Anders, C. (Eds) ''She's Such a Geek: Women Write About Science, Technology, and Other Nerdy Stuff''. Seal Press, 2006.
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	===In Japan===		===In Japan===

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Girl nerds

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	* Bucholtz, Mary. ""Why be normal?": Language and identity practices in a community of nerd girls." ''Language in Society'' (1999), 28: 203-223. Cambridge University Press.		* Bucholtz, Mary. ""Why be normal?": Language and identity practices in a community of nerd girls." ''Language in Society'' (1999), 28: 203-223. Cambridge University Press.
	* Newitz, A. & Anders, C. (Eds) ''She's Such a Geek: Women Write About Science, Technology, and Other Nerdy Stuff''. Seal Press, 2006.		* Newitz, A. & Anders, C. (Eds) ''She's Such a Geek: Women Write About Science, Technology, and Other Nerdy Stuff''. Seal Press, 2006.
			bvnc

	===In Japan===		===In Japan===

wikademia>Emesee at 18:50, 11 October 2008

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	~~{{wiktionary\|Nerd}}~~		<center><big><big> Nerds & Geeks: An Etiological History and its Psychosocial Implications</big></big> </center>
	= Nerds & Geeks: An Etiological History and its Psychosocial Implications =

	== Why is this research required? ==		== Why is this research required? ==
			{{RightTOC}}
			{{wiktionary\|Nerd}}
	The way people construct or know their own and other's social identities affects the way people relate to each other and to their reality. By attaining a better understanding of what a nerd is, and where the spectrum of nerd identities/stereotypes came from, we may reach a better understanding of how this identity has shaped the way individuals experience and interact with society.		The way people construct or know their own and other's social identities affects the way people relate to each other and to their reality. By attaining a better understanding of what a nerd is, and where the spectrum of nerd identities/stereotypes came from, we may reach a better understanding of how this identity has shaped the way individuals experience and interact with society.

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	===In Japan===		===In Japan===
	* ''[http://www.nri.co.jp/english/opinion/papers/2004/pdf/np200484.pdf The Otaku Group From A Business Perspective]'' (PDF, 366kb). Japan, 2004.		* ''[http://www.nri.co.jp/english/opinion/papers/2004/pdf/np200484.pdf The Otaku Group From A Business Perspective]'' (PDF, 366kb). Japan, 2004.
	* Okada, Toshio. ''Otaku Gaku Nyumon'' (Translated: 'Introduction to [[w:Otaku\|Otaku]]ology'). Ohta Verlag. Tokyo, 1996.		* Okada, Toshio. ''Otaku Gaku Nyumon'' (Translated: 'Introduction to [[Wikipedia:Otaku\|Otaku]]ology'). Ohta Verlag. Tokyo, 1996.
	* Eng, L. [http://www.cjas.org/~leng/otaku.pdf "Otak-who? Technoculture, youth, consumption, and resistance. American representations of a Japanese youth subculture"]. 2002.		* Eng, L. [http://www.cjas.org/~leng/otaku.pdf "Otak-who? Technoculture, youth, consumption, and resistance. American representations of a Japanese youth subculture"]. 2002.

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	'''Main:'''		'''Main:'''

	* [[w:Nerd\|Nerds]]		* [[Wikipedia:Nerd\|Nerds]]
	* [[w:Geek\|Geeks]]		* [[Wikipedia:Geek\|Geeks]]
	* [[w:Otaku\|Otaku]]		* [[Wikipedia:Otaku\|Otaku]]
	* [[w:Boffin\|Boffins]] and [[w:Mad scientist\|Mad scientists]]		* [[Wikipedia:Boffin\|Boffins]] and [[Wikipedia:Mad scientist\|Mad scientists]]
	* [[w:Asperger syndrome\|Asperger's syndrome]]		* [[Wikipedia:Asperger syndrome\|Asperger's syndrome]]

	'''Theories from psychology and sociology:'''		'''Theories from psychology and sociology:'''

	* [[w:Stereotype\|Stereotypes]]		* [[Wikipedia:Stereotype\|Stereotypes]]
	* [[w:Enneagram#The_Nine_Enneatypes\|Enneatypes]]		* [[Wikipedia:Enneagram#The_Nine_Enneatypes\|Enneatypes]]
	* [[w:Social_fact\|Social Fact]]		* [[Wikipedia:Social_fact\|Social Fact]]
	* [[w:Gender_Construction\|Gender Construction]]		* [[Wikipedia:Gender_Construction\|Gender Construction]]

	'''Gaming and RPG fan cultures:'''		'''Gaming and RPG fan cultures:'''

	* [[w:GURPS\|GURPS (a role-playing system)]]		* [[Wikipedia:GURPS\|GURPS (a role-playing system)]]
	* [[w:Roleplaying\|Roleplaying]]		* [[Wikipedia:Roleplaying\|Roleplaying]]
	* [[w:Henry_Jenkins\|Henry Jenkins]]		* [[Wikipedia:Henry_Jenkins\|Henry Jenkins]]
	* [[w:Discworld_%28world%29\|Discworld-World]]		* [[Wikipedia:Discworld_%28world%29\|Discworld-World]]
	* [[w:Historical_re-enactment\|Historical Re-Enactment]]		* [[Wikipedia:Historical_re-enactment\|Historical Re-Enactment]]

	'''Nerds in the media:'''		'''Nerds in the media:'''

	See: Wikipedia's [[w:List of nerds in media\|list of nerds in the media]]		See: Wikipedia's [[Wikipedia:List of nerds in media\|list of nerds in the media]]

	== Possibly Informative Material ==		== Possibly Informative Material ==