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BABEL 2012: doingness, interdisciplinarity, and the digital humanities (as an afterthought) | Jen Boyle
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Early Modern, Media/network studies, theory. BABEL 2012: doingness, interdisciplinarity, and the digital humanities (as an afterthought). October 2, 2012 3 Comments. Ones with established reputations in specialized fields within the humanities) began to promote parallel identities structured around doingness and withness, a proximity and relationship to knowledge that expanded the boundary of scholarly activity. If you’re doing time, you’re acknowledging a restrictive form ( yes, I’m doing it. My own pro...
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GW Digital Humanities Institute. Strengthening connections between the arts, humanities, and digital cultures. GW Digital Humanities Symposium:. Friday, January 30, 2015. 9am – 4pm (with coffee breaks, followed by reception). Jack Morton Auditorium (805 – 21st Street NW, First Floor). Free and open to the public (registration info below). How can digital humanists mobilize online media and social networks to radically transform the spaces of the ARCHIVE, the CLASSROOM, and the IVORY TOWER? Thank you for ...
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Critical Responses to Poetry (Fall 2016)
Critical Responses to Poetry (Fall 2016). Monday, November 21, 2016. Thinking About Theory (One Last Time). Thinking About Theory (One Last Time). A light bulb moment so you say, “oh, I never thought about it like that before! Some theories we’ve discussed that work well with Shakespeare and the Harlem Renaissance writers:. Chapters 4,5,7, and 8 in Culler. Greenblatt, “The Circulation of Social Energy”. Essays in The Portable. The idea of class constructions being the most important way to read history a...
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Shawn Carpenter's ENG 333 Blog
Shawn Carpenter's ENG 333 Blog. Thursday, November 19, 2009. Blog Assignment 9: Week 13: Outline of Group Project Presentation. Robert Laughlin, Shawn Carpenter, Daniel Bumgardner, Demarrius Crossley. A Introduce Southern Pines Animal Shelter. B General Organization Information. D Main Point- To get the general public in the Hattiesburg, MS, area involved in organizations such as SPAS. I 4 drafted Public Service Announcements. II Partnerships in Creating a Public Service Announcement. Ii Dogs and Cats.
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Literary Theory and Anglo-American Culture. Just another WordPress.com site. The ‘A’ Word: On Art and Theory. After reading Barbara Christian I have come to the conclusion that ‘art’ is a dirty and elitist word that carries all the wrong connotations. I’ve never heard a better expression about how art, about the way it should make you feel and a more concise way to express what I think is wrong with the study […]. Posted at 2:08 am on April 23, 2012 3 comments. Continue reading →. Continue reading →.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008. Math, English, History, and Science! What in the world do these things have in common? Another good example is macro-economics. In this class I have to do mathematical equations and relate them to economic principles, I had to understand the political science and history of economic principles and economics today, I had to write an essay on the economics of America today, and I had to understand the science of the field of economics, and this was just one class!
ENG 340: Chris Fitzpatrick
ENG 340: Chris Fitzpatrick. But I, being poor, have only my dreams;. I have spread my dreams under your feet;. Tread softly because you tread on my dreams. Monday, April 14, 2008. Art's true reality, though, lies in neither tinctured pigment, smoothed on canvas nor the splendid stories brilliantly told by brush strokes, but in the eyes, hearts, and minds of those who drink its visions with their souls.". Best of luck to everyone in this class on their journeys throughout life. Attempts to do, to students.
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Will Grayson, Will Grayson. By John Green and David Levithan. May 18, 2012. Inspired by the work of SAUL BASS. ART GOODMAN, and DAVE NAGATA. Hitchcock typeface by MATT TERICH. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
African-American Literature | English 351 Winter 2011
English 351 Winter 2011. Unit I: Slavery and Abolition. Unit II: Reconstruction and the New Negro. Unit III: The Harlem Renaissance, Modernism, and Realism. Unit IV: The Black Arts Movement. Lynching in the South, Riots in the North. There are a number of great online resources for studying lynching and race riots. Although dated, the essay “The Negro Holocaust”. Gives a strong historical overview. The website “Lynching Statistics”. Gives us numerical evidence on lynching. February 14, 2011. We will read...
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African-American Literary History | Key Themes and Genealogies
Key Themes and Genealogies. Major Authors, Genres, and Literary Movements. From Enslavement to the New Negro. Maria W. Stewart. Booker T. Washington. Charles W. Chesnutt. The New Negro Renaissance. The Civil Rights Era and the Black Arts Movement. The Black Arts Movement. African-American Literature Since 1975. Edward P. Jones. Genealogies of African-American Literature. Enslavement, Bondage and Freedom. Reconstruction and Black Politics. Reconstruction, The New Negro, and Black Literature. Many thanks t...
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