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Blog Post #20: Recognizing some Patterns
So i guess it is appropriate that we read this book toward the end of the course and bring it full circle to the beginning. Throughout reading this novel, I couldn’t help but be reminded of Pync… more →
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Blog Post #20: Recognizing some Patterns
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: So i guess it is appropriate that we read this book toward the end of the course and bring it full c … more →
Blog Post #17: What the...?
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: First of all…I’m a little upset I spent like 15 bucks on one 1 megabyte of information o … more →
Blog Post #16: The Diamond Age is over...
timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Alright…I’m late!! I have to admit, I am a little upset we will not be reading anymore … more →
Blog Post #15: Diamond Age Reloaded
timesnine wrote 1 year ago: There was a revolution after all. I think I feel a little fulfilled after all that reading. Honestly … more →
Update (Reloaded)
timesnine wrote 1 year ago: 2 posts up for this week. 1 about the article and 1 about some of the concepts in relation to the no … more →
Blog Post # 14: The Diamond Age and Marie-Laure Ryan
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: So how can we connect the theories about virtual reality in Ryan’s work with the novel by Step … more →
Blog Post # 13: The Virtual: "Fake" or "Potential"?
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Greetings everyone! This stuff was all about some theory and whatnot. I hope you enjoy. *Note- there … more →
Blog Post #12: Galatea 2.2 Wrap-up
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Despite the nature of the book, I really liked Galatea 2.2. Although the structure was pretty chaoti … more →
Blog Post #11: Galatea 2.2
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Sorry if this post is a bit late, I was having problems with the network. I very much enjoyed this p … more →
Blog Post #10: Pessl, Fitzpatrick wrap-up
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Hmmm….what can I say about these works that we didn’t already? I guess I want to talk ab … more →
Blog Post #9: Fitzpatrick and Pessl
timesnine wrote 1 year ago: What can I say about Pessl and Fitzpatrick after reading the two sections from The Anxiety of Obsole … more →
Blog Post #8: Revolution is not a dinner party...
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Wow. I absolutely loved Special Topics in Calamity Physics. Pessl manages to make a 500 plus page bo … more →
Blog Post #7: Who the hell was Ray anyway?
timesnine wrote 1 year ago: I thought the discussion tonight was very fascinating. With works like The Keep, I find it very hard … more →
Blog Post #6: Egan's The Keep...P.S. Go Big Blue
timesnine wrote 1 year ago: I seem to enjoy each new book more than the one from the previous week. The Keep is going to be a to … more →
Blog Post #5: I will not be the next American Idol...
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: I thought the discussion tonight went very well. A book like Convergence Culture opens the floor to … more →
Blog Post #4: Convergence Culture
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Firstly, I would like to say I greatly enjoyed Convergence Culture over the novel by Pynchon from la … more →
Blog Post #3: Wrap-Up, or W.A.S.T.E. clean up
timesnine wrote 1 year ago: After going over some of the ideas in Pynchon’s work, and especially the presentation by Katie … more →
Blog Post #2: Pynchon
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: Hello everyone. I hope everyone enjoyed watching the Giants win this weekend. They are absolutely th … more →
Blog Post #1
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timesnine wrote 1 year ago: While I have never had a blog before, I find this whole process rather difficult. However, lets see … more →
