“Close, Distant, and Unexpected Reading: Modern Literary Analysis and Digital Humanities.” University of Pennsylvania. 13 November 2012.
November 2012
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“Close, Distant, and Unexpected Reading: Modern Literary Analysis and Digital Humanities” (U. Pennsylvania)Categories Talks
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“3 Key Digital Humanities Trends: How Digital Humanities Register Changes in the Humanities Today” (Digital Humanities Forum, U. Pennsylvania)Categories Talks
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“3 Key Digital Humanities Trends: How Digital Humanities Register Changes in the Humanities Today.” Digital Humanities Forum Workshop. University of Pennsylvania. 12 November 2012.
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“This is Not a Book: Transliteracies and Long Forms of Digital Attention” (Translittératies Conference, ENS Cachan, Paris)Categories Audio/Video , Talks
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“This is Not a Book: Transliteracies and Long Forms of Digital Attention.” Translittératies Conference, École normale supérieure de Cachan, Paris. 7 November 2012.
- Abstract: This talk argues that in the digital age, the “book”–whether physical, digital, or in some other media—is only a metaphor for “long forms of shared attention.” The book dissolves into, but also persists in, slowly-changing networks of discourse that are “transliteracies” because they span across media, across networks, and across time. The talk concludes with examples of recent digital projects—including the RoSE (Research-oriented Social Environment) at University of California, Santa Barbara–that attempt to represent such long forms of shared digital attention.
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