Dr. F.E. (Erinç) Salor-Broberg
Head of Studies Humanities and Lecturer
Amsterdam University College
Visiting address
- Science Park 113
- Room number: 3.21
Postal address
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Science Park 113
1098 XG Amsterdam
Contact details
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About
Erinç Salor is the Head of Studies Humanities and lecturer at Amsterdam University College
At AUC, he is currently teaching the following courses:
- Media / Environment
- Perspectives on Games
Current research interests are Media Archaeology, Cultural Techniques, and Game Studies.
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Publications
2014
Salor, E. (2014). Circling the Infinite Loop, One Edit at a Time: Seriality in Wikipedia and the Encyclopedic Urge. In R. Allen, & T. van den Berg (Eds.), Serialization in Popular Culture (pp. 170-183). (Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies; Vol. 62). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203762158 [details]
2012
- Goggin, J., & Salor, E. (2012). Romance and Commerce: Imagining Global Amsterdam in the Contemporary Historical Novel. In M. de Waard (Ed.), Imagining global Amsterdam: history, culture, and geography in a world city (pp. 83-101). (Cities and cultures). Amsterdam University Press. https://doi.org/10.5117/9789089643674 [details]
- Goggin, J., & Salor, E. (2012). Romance and commerce: imagining global Amsterdam in the contemporary historical novel. In M. de Waard (Ed.), Imagining global Amsterdam: history, culture, and geography in a world city (pp. 83-99). (Cities and Cultures). Amsterdam University Press. https://doi.org/10.5117/9789089643674 [details]
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Salor, E. (2014). Circling the Infinite Loop, One Edit at a Time: Seriality in Wikipedia and the Encyclopedic Urge. In R. Allen, & T. van den Berg (Eds.), Serialization in Popular Culture (pp. 170-183). (Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies; Vol. 62). Routledge.