Week 15
(Week of April 20-24)
Jennifer Ray: “Body on <body>: Coding Subjectivity”, Chapter 10 from From A to <A>
Helen Burgess: “<?php>: “Invisible” Code and the Mystique of Web Writing” , Chapter 1 from From A to <A>
Rudy McDaniel and Sae Lynne Schatz: “From Cyberspace to Cyberplaces: <img>, Narrative, and the Psychology of Place”, Chapter 12 from From A to <A>
Week 14
(Week of April 13-17)
Colleen Reilly: “alt: Accessible Web Design or Token Gesture? , Chapter 3 from From A to <A>
Jeff Rice: “English <A>”, Chapter 4 from From A to <A>
Bob Whipple: “The Evil Tags, <blink> and <marquee>: Two icons of Early HTML and Why Some People Love to Hate Them”, Chapter 7 from From A to <A>
Week 13
(Week of April 6 – 10)
Maureen Walsh & Alyson Simpson: “Touching, tapping … thinking? Examining the dynamic materiality of touch pad devices for literacy learning”
Brad Dilfer and Jeff Rice: “Making a Vocabulary for <HTML>”, Introduction to From A to <A>: Keywords of Markup
Thomas Rickertt: “Tarrying with the <head>: The Emergence of Control through Protocol”, Chapter 1 from From A to <A>
Week 12
Johanna Drucker: “From A to Screen “, Chapter 4 from Comparative Textual Media
N Katherine Hayles: “How We Read”
Adriana de Souza e Silva: “Mobile Narratives: Reading and Writing Urban Space with Location-Based Technologies”, Chapter 2 from Comparative Textual Media
Week 11
Jorge Luis Borges: “The Garden of Forking Paths”
Vannevar Bush: “As We May Think”
Stuart Moulthrop: “Pushing Back: Living and Writing in Broken Space” On the Project Muse Database from the WSUV library site.
Week 9
William Johnson: “The Bookroll as Media”, Chapter 5 from Comparative Textual Media: Transforming the Humanities in the Postprint Era
Lisa Gitelman: “Print Culture (Other Than codex): Job Printing and Its Importance”, Chapter 8 from Comparative Textual Media
Thomas Fulton: “Gilded Monuments: Shakespeare’s Sonnets, Donne’s Letters, and the Mediated Text”, Chapter 10 from Comparative Textual Media
Patricia Crain: “Reading Childishly: A Codicology of the Modern Self”, Chapter 7 from Comparative Textual Media
Week 8
Walter Ong: “Writing Restructures Consciousness” (Pgs 77-82, 92-102, 113-114)
Steven Fisher: A History of Writing, Chapter 1 (Handout)
Week 7
Bruno Latour: “On Using ANT for Studying Information Systems”
Ceruzzi: Chapter 5, 6, and 7
Week 6
Daniel Chandler: Technological or Media Determinism
Pinch and Bijker: “The Social Construction of Facts and Artefacts”
Ceruzzi: Chapter 3, Chapter 4
Week 5
Stephen Kline, “What is Technology”
J.C.R. Licklider, “Man-Computer Symbiosis”
Paul Ceruzzi, Computing: A Concise History
Introduction, Chapter 1, Chapter 2
Week 4
Gunther Kress on Modes
What is a Mode?
What is Multimodality?
Why Adopt a Multimodal Approach?
How do People Choose Between Modes?
Week 3
Jay David Bolter and Richard Grusin”Remediation”, – WSUV Library Database – Project Muse (Use only Bolter last name in the Author field) If link does to work, you can find the article in Project Muse.
Week 2
Daniel Chandler, Semiotics for Beginners Sections 2, 4 and 13
Benveniste “Nature of the Linguistic Sign” & “Subjectivity in Language”
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