I have been quiet here for a while, because I had to heal up from a broken shoulder and I had to finish writing my PhD dissertation on henna. Im healed now, and the dissertation is done. Ill return to artwork, contests, and rewriting hennapage with all the new information Ive amassed in the last ten years of graduate research. when the dissertation has passed the committee and Ive defeated the snake, it will all go online for everyone to use. Free. Here is the dissertation outline: Chapter 1: Introduction to The Geographies of the Black Henna Meme and the Epidemic of Para-phenylenediamine Sensitization Camilla and Spider Girl Get Black Henna in Zanzibar Camilla was in a Third Space Approaching the Black Henna Para-phenylenediamine Sensitization Epidemic Through Cultural Geography Approaching Black Henna Through Economic Geographies of Women Approaching Black Henna Through the Medical Geographies of Delayed Hypersensitivity Reactions in Tourism Approaching Black Henna Through the Economic Geographies of Tourism Approaching the Geography of Black Henna Through Cultural Consumption Approaching Black Henna Through the Geographies of Souvenirs Approaching Black Henna through Children’s Geographies Positionality Chapter 2: Cultural Geography, the Ideosphere, and Henna Cultural Geography and the Body Cultural Geography, Memes and the Ideosphere Locating Memes in the Online Ideosphere Locating the Black Henna Meme in the Online Ideosphere Cultural Geography, Memeplexes and Black Henna Henna Henna Memes Replicate into the West Henna Memes Online Henna Memes in the Mediasphere The Black Henna Meme The Black Henna Meme Manifests as Product Black Henna Before Black Henna Temporary Tattoos Chapter 3: Methodology for The Geographies of the Black Henna Meme and the Epidemic of Para-phenylenediamine Sensitization Methodology Part One: Black Henna Memes as a Subject for Research Web Memetics Memes and Cultural Geography Memes and Henna Globalization of the Henna Memes Approaching the World Wide Web As an Archive The Challenges of Archival Research on the World Wide Web Identifying Returns with Reasonable Certainty Navigating Around FUDD, Trolls, Sockpuppets, and Internet Jackholes Methodology Part Two: Methods of Web Memetics Security and Research Managing Relevant Web Pages by Bookmarking and Tagging Searching the Archive, Constructing the Database Varying Search Terms Varying Search Products Quantitative Tags: When, Where, and What Quantitative Tags: When, Where, and What, Place, Date, and Action Tags for Blended Quantitative and Quantitative Analysis: Who and How, Culture and Place Authority, Authenticity, Formality, Informality, Gender and Age Intention, Pronouncement and Audience Tagging Qualitative Personal Narratives of Events: Why Methodology Part Three: Definitions and Diagrams Meme, Meme Organism, Memeplex, Henna Memes Replication, Evolution. Collaboration, Competition Network Environment, Co-Evolution of a Meme in Network Environment Mediasphere, Ideosphere, Memetic Pulse Chapter 4: The Replication and Evolution of Henna Meme Organisms in their Network Environments The 20th Century Understandings of Henna in English Language Publications Memes as Interactive, Competing, and Evolving Replicators in Network Environments Chapter 4, part 1: The Evolution of Black Henna Meme Organisms in the English Language Periodical Publications Henna Meme Organisms in Travel, and Local Sections Changes in Traditional Black Body Art Techniques with the Availability of Para-Phenylenediamine 1996: The Rapid Evolution of Henna Meme Organisms Cooperate with Celebrity and Urban Primitive Culture Meme Organisms in the West Henna Meme Organisms Evolve in Mainstream Western Popular Culture and Cooperate with Tattoo Meme Organisms The Black Henna Meme Organism Proliferates and Globalizes in Cooperation with World Beat Pop Music Meme Organisms Reactions to Black Henna and the Meme Organism of “You Have to be Willing to Suffer for Beauty Rapid Replication of the Black Henna Meme Organism Cooperating with Celebrity and MTV in 1998 The Meme Organism of Cultural Consumption Competes with the Meme Organisms of Cultural Ownership and Authenticity The Henna Meme Organism Becomes a Signifier in Cooperation With the Trendsetter Meme Organism Marketing Black Henna Through the Summer of 1998 and Early Warning Memes 2000: The Black Henna Meme Organisms of Injuries and Warnings Emerge in English Language Periodical Media and Compete with the Black Henna Marketing Meme Organisms Henna Meme Organisms Stabilize in Travel, Lifestyle, and Local Sections of English Language Periodical News Publications Late 2000: Henna Meme Organisms Give Rise to New Economic Activities and New Regulations 2001: The Black Henna Warning Meme Organism Evolves Differently in Different Network Environments The Meme Organism of “The West is to Blame” 2002: More Meme Organisms from Medical Journal Articles Replicate into the News Media Competing Meme Organisms of Profit, Local Government Regulation, Culture, Warnings, and Free Will 2003: Henna Meme Evolution Slows and Settles into the Networks of Informal Economies, Lifestyles, Multi-Culturalism, and Gains New Territory Legislative Black Henna Meme Organisms of Warning and Regulation Evolve in UK, Canada, and the USA A Seasonal Cycle of Henna Meme Organism Replication Evolves in English Language Periodical Publications The Boundaries of The Black Henna Warning Meme Organism’s Replication in Resort Management and Travel Agents Para-phenylenediamine is awarded the prize of “Allergen of the Year 2007: the meme organisms of regulations, law, enforcement and liability 2008: Governments and Physicians Call for Bans Evidence of the Black Henna Meme Organism Replication, Failure to Replicate, and Competition in Commentaries Following Two Articles 2010 – 2013: the Black Henna Meme Organisms in the Network Environments in English Language Periodical News Publications Black Henna Meme Organisms in Local Network Environments in 2009 – 2013 in English Language Periodical News Publications in the Americas Black Henna Injuries and the Meme Organisms of Cultural Conflict Chapter 4, part 2: The Evolution of Black Henna Meme Organisms in Online Vendor’s Statements The Meme Organisms of Vendors: Amunez and Tarawa Amunez Distribution of Product and Memes in France through Tarawa, blackhenna.net and blackhenna The Meme Organisms of Amazing Body Art Supply, 1999 – 2001 The Meme Organisms of Blackhennakits 2001 – 2013 The Meme Organisms of Little Miss Henna Over-the-Counter Sources of Para-phenylenediamine Commonly Used to Make Black Henna Temporary Tattoos Production of Black Henna in India and Pakistan, Marketed in the West Chapter 4, part 3: The Evolution of Black Henna Meme Organisms in the Henna Page Discussion Forum Black Henna Meme Organism Evolution and Competition in the English Language Henna Page Forum Social Network in 1998 and 1999 Henna Meme Organisms and Black Henna Warning Meme Organisms in the Henna Page Discussion Forum Environment in 2000 and After Chapter 4, part 4: The Evolution of Meme Organisms in the Network Environment of the Bali Travel Forum and Other Forums for Tourism Black Henna Temporary Tattoo Injuries Among Bali Tourists: the Evolution of Diagnosis, Cause, and Treatment Meme Organisms Black Henna Temporary Tattoo Injuries Among Bali Tourists: the Evolution of Diagnosis, Cause, and Treatment Meme Organisms The Libertarian Black Henna Meme Organism of “It Is My Choice.” The Black Henna Artists’ Memes Tourists Blogging Transgression and Black Henna in Southeast Asia Transgression, Children, and the Black Henna in the Third Spaces of Tourism Black Henna Meme Organisms in other Travel Advice Forums Chapter 4, part 4: The Evolution of Meme Organisms in the Network Environments of Travel Forums Black Henna Temporary Tattoo Injuries Among Bali Tourists: the Evolution of Diagnosis, Cause, and Treatment Meme Organisms Black Henna Temporary Tattoo Injuries Among Bali Tourists: the Evolution of Diagnosis, Cause, and Treatment Meme Organisms The Libertarian Black Henna Meme Organism of “It Is My Choice.” The Black Henna Artists’ Memes Tourists Blogging Transgression and Black Henna in Southeast Asia Inversion, Children, and the Black Henna Temporary Tattoos in the Third Spaces of Tourism Black Henna Meme Organisms in other Travel Advice Forums Chapter 4, part 5: The Evolution of Para-Phenylenediamine Black Henna Memes in English Language Medical Journals The stabilization of black henna injury and diagnosis memes in the network environment of English language medical journal articles Evolutions of the injury and diagnosis meme organisms: misinformation, pediatrics, and sensitizations Cultural use, and the boundaries of the black henna injury and diagnosis meme organism replication Injury and diagnosis meme organisms give rise to meme organisms of regulation Chapter 5: Visualizing the History and Geographies of the Black Henna Meme Organisms through their Movement, Replication, Evolution, Cooperation, Conflict in Different Network Environments The Archaeology of Knowledge and Memes Global Henna Memetic Replication Memetic Replication in the Third Space of Tourism Global Distribution Pathways of Para-Phenylenediamine, Warnings, and the Deniability of “Use Only as Directed” The Replication and Evolution of Henna Meme Organisms Evolution of Meme Organisms Online through Different Pathways What Happens When an Idea Ruptures from a Discursive Field and Becomes Knowledge, or, What Happens When a Meme Organism Replicates into a Network Environment? The Points of Rapid Black Henna Meme Organism Co-evolution in Different Network Environments, and the Different Truths Produced The Emergence of the Para-phenylenediamine Identification and Warning Meme into Different Network Environments The Seasonal Pulse of the Black Henna Meme Organism Cultural Memes Collaborating and Competing with Black Henna Meme Organisms Beyond the Boundaries of the Online English Language Network Environment Chapter 6: Conclusion. Approaching the Geographies of the Epidemic of Para- Phenylenediamine Sensitization through Meme Black Henna Organisms in Network Environments The Epidemic of Para-Phenylenediamine Sensitization as a Study in Globalizing Culture Approaching Problems in Cultural Geography through Online Memetics The Problems of Globalization, Para-phenylenediamine, and Black Henna Approaching Black Henna Through Legal Geographies and the Problems of Creating Policy Approach the Problem of Black Henna Sensitization through Meme Organisms in Network Environments
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