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In reply to: Tonya-Marie Howe wrote a new post, Work in progress, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology In terms of what’s new with my research I decided to change what my initial topic was. I initially started out w […] View
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In reply to: Tonya-Marie Howe wrote a new post, Day Nine – Final Project Draft, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology The thesis for this project-proposal is to examine the creativity of digital humanities and their a […] View
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In reply to: Tonya-Marie Howe wrote a new post, Day Eight – Final Project Proposal, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology Creativity in Activities of Digital Humanities This project will propose a constructed, ideal c […] View
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In reply to: Allyson Freeland wrote a new post, Does Sentiment Drive Success?, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology Kurt Vonnegut once gave a lecture on storytelling, and explained that there were but six basic plots in […] View
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In reply to: Amy Ridderhof wrote a new post, “The Nameless Mode of Naming the Unnameable”: (Un)coding the Non-human in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology For centuries, philosophers have […] View
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In reply to: Tonya-Marie Howe wrote a new post, “I am in negotiations to buy Stephen King’s Wang”, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology I swear I am an adult, but I couldn’t pass up that title. The readings this week ha […] View
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In reply to: Amy Ridderhof wrote a new post, “Messy-Minded” Writers, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology I confess I am a disorganized mess. I’m not being self-deprecating, just honest. My writing process is simil […] View
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In reply to: Tonya-Marie Howe wrote a new post, “I am in negotiations to buy Stephen King’s Wang”, on the site EN571: Literature & Technology I swear I am an adult, but I couldn’t pass up that title. The readings this week ha […] View
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Thanks — that is actually what I am working on right now (i.e. the significance of the creature being unnamed). I do have a list of questions for our conference on Wednesday and am hoping to get a bit of guidance, particularly on the third part. That is the part that I feel least confident about…
Amy, I really liked that you committed to this project. Will you be looking at the entire text or just portions of it that are notable? Adding on to what Dr. Howe and Alec noted about the third aspect, I think that it could be more clear of what you mean by “situated in the larger realm of digital humanities.” I know this comment may not add onto your project, but I wonder why Shelley has Victor reference him in different ways each time and how that could add on specifically to that nonhuman aspect. I figure that when you try to use ctrl+f to find all the terms for the creature, you end up having to do multiple searches rather than one. What does that do to the interpretation digitally?