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More Rambling from Birkerts1 comment

avecchio wrote 2 weeks ago:           In Chapter 11 of “The Gutenberg Elegies,” Birkerts wastes no time in getting to his point. … more →

Tags: gutenberg elegies, Hypertext, technology, text

Birkerts on privacy and process

Sean Meehan wrote 2 weeks ago: Birkerts emphasizes the privacy of reading. We recall this from the autobiographical experiences he … more →

Tags: Class Notes, Privacy, Process

Autobiographical Wreading Assignment 11 comment

kderosa2 wrote 2 months ago: First came the ABCs, followed by practicing writing her letters to form words on paper, never mind t … more →

Tags: Wreading Assignments, Graff, Blogging, Hayles

ethos, pathos, logos: appeals to your reader

Sean Meehan wrote 2 months ago: I want to introduce three terms from classical (Greek) rhetoric that can be useful to think about as … more →

Tags: Argument, Pathos, Ethos, logos

the path to the world

mrestaino2 wrote 2 months ago: The Path to the World Birkets’ beliefs on how a reader and writer should live their lives explains a … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

First Glog-Birkerts

ashull2 wrote 2 months ago: “The influx of electronic communications and information processing technologies, abetted by t … more →

Birkerts 11 comment

Graham wrote 2 months ago: Birkerts discusses the idea that a large portion of the “population would not be able enjoy ce … more →

Birkerts, Woolf: the what and how of reading

Sean Meehan wrote 3 months ago: In the opening pages of The Gutenberg Elegies, Sven Birkerts focuses in on a way of thinking about r … more →

Tags: Class Notes, Style, thesis, kindle, Introductions, WOOLF, relational

Product Pedagogy

waldo wrote 4 months ago: Rescue Plan for College Composition and High School English Michael Prince, Chronicle July 2009 agai … more →

Tags: Composition, Pedagogy, Graff, Process

Project 4: samples

Sean Meehan wrote 7 months ago: Our focal point in the fourth project was critical application: stitching in the argument from a cri … more →

Tags: Class Notes, Hayles, thesis, Patchwork Girl, critical application

Stitching Birkerts: Coda and critical application

Sean Meehan wrote 7 months ago: Critical Application: Stitching Birkerts into our thinking and writing.   Birkerts concludes The Gut … more →

Tags: Class Notes, Revision, Patchwork Girl, conclusion, critical application

Birkerts' Electronic Perspective

ddanko wrote 7 months ago: Throughout the second part of Sven Birkerts’ critical book, The Gutenberg Elegies, he views th … more →

Tags: Style

Birkerts: process and privacy

Sean Meehan wrote 7 months ago: Birkerts emphasizes the privacy of reading. We recall this from the autobiographical experiences he … more →

Tags: Class Notes, plagiarism, writing process, jackson

birkerts on the kindle1 comment

waldo wrote 8 months ago: Birkerts, a recent post on the Atlantic. Re-covering old ground: the page to screen transfer. But ev … more →

Tags: metonymy, Digital Humanities, Process, Gutenberg

Birkerts on the Kindle

Sean Meehan wrote 8 months ago: A recent article by Birkerts about his resistance to Amazon’s kindle and his concerns for the … more →

Tags: Screen, kindle

the medium is the workshop of the message

Sean Meehan wrote 9 months ago: I mentioned in our visit to the print shop Marshall McLuhan’s Understanding Media, a famous bo … more →

Tags: Class Notes, Hayles, Gutenberg, Medium, Marshall McLuhan, frankenstein, writing, Print

beyond revision?

Sean Meehan wrote 9 months ago: This moment from chapter 7 of The Gutenberg Elegies engaged me, but also jarred me. I think it sheds … more →

Tags: Class Notes, Revision, Plato, Rhetoric

Birkerts v. Hayles: book v. mediation

Sean Meehan wrote 10 months ago: Note on process: This posting represents an alternative approach for using the Glog in response to r … more →

Tags: Hayles, book, Ecology, mediation, Privacy, Social

the end of solitude

waldo wrote 10 months ago: article in the Chronicle Review by William Deresiewicz. The End of Solitude seem to be echoes with S … more →

Tags: Emerson, Digital Humanities, Pedagogy, thoreau, technology, whitman, Solitude, Reading


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