... purport to offer. © 2015 Virginia Tech 2015 social media poetics Internet poetry Steve Roggenbuck digital realism digital poetics Works Cited Barthes Roland . (1973) 1975 . The Pleasure of the Text . Translated by Miller Richard . New York : Hill and Wang...

... of the decline was in the proliferation of digital entertainment in the last ten years. The rise of video games, the internet, instant messaging, different kinds of email, downloading music, weblogs—these have pulled away from literary reading and book reading in general. The video game industry last year...

... collection of poems. His text has appeared on Paper Darts and at the Minnesota Fringe Festival. He is from and lives in the Twin Cities of Minnesota but keeps a home on the Internet: www.timothyotte.com. Contributors  193 Fikret Pajalic came to Melbourne...

... the Internet with an app. It downloaded instantly on all phones and com- puters still with power and connection, so it must ve been someone high up who did it. It was a request to upload our stories of these last days, or else anything else. But who could think of anything else? It said, if you can read...

.... Outsiders Within: Writing on Transnational Adoption. Cambridge, MA: South End P, 2006. Young, Paul. The Cinema Dreams Its Rivals: Media Fantasy Films from Radio to the Internet. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 2006. Zunshine, Lisa. Why We Read Fiction: Theory of the Mind...

... such as video games develop the mind the way reading once did. Johnson simply replaces the relationship between' a book and a brain with more recent technological tools—the new "books" are primarily video games, television shows, and the Internet. Although twentieth-century educators argue...

... of the Internet can’t run this smoothly. The site aims to act as a “guide to the meaning of rap lyrics” —​not a translation device but an analytical tool, one that “critiques rap as poetry.” And like hip-hop itself, Rap Genius delights in allusion, wordplay, and the connections between artists...

... Nawab, would reply, and so it would go on. And a few hours later, the wonders of the Internet meant that the poetry was being read aloud at cafes in Baghdad and Basra. I provided a flavor of this in the book, which is effectively a political history of Iraq and the resistance. That just happened...

....” In Digital Labor: The Internet as Playground and Factory , edited by Scholz Trebor , 33 – 57 . New York : Routledge . Vercellone Carlo . 2007 . “From Formal Subsumption to General Intellect: Elements for a Marxist Reading of the Thesis of Cognitive Capitalism.” Historical Materialism...

... of the workplaces—was being sidelined by the internet gold rush. The press had shown some early interest in the maverick ethos of work organization and employee conditions, but follow-the-money stories about young entrepreneurs very quickly came to dominate all media attention...

...) himself as when you go from the internet hating you, to liv- ing here. That internet hatred erupted when a Twitter user discov- ered Yost s first book, A Shot of Whiskey and a Kiss You ll Regret in the Morning, took issue with what she read as both a pervasive misogyny and a lack of literary merit...

... litera­ ture dwindles, and books share more and more head space with tele­ Brzezinski 111 vision, the cinema, digital music, and the internet. Hosannas sung over Harry Potter’s global readership aside, various historical phenomena seem to have rendered...

..., and just now smart work through the internet that may be a stopgap but finally increases alienation as against sociability. This is why I cannot see how a civil life can survive without establishing first a great deal about how do we know what we believe we know: that is, there is no way around focusing...

... by both well-known and emerging Indian writers. This was also the time when the Internet arrived and, suddenly, the Indian newspapers I was reading were no longer two weeks old. This meant that the new fiction I was devouring no longer seemed to be reporting on an impossibly distant...

... think we have less of it than we used to because of the internet, which has leveled us culturally, and the experience of our lives is a lot more similar to nonacademic work environments than it used to be. But maybe you recall from last week or from twenty years ago going...

... the presentation on you said that she found a lot of information—speaking of technology—about weblogs that people are writing in Iran to get the word out about their culture through the Internet, and she wanted to know if you knew anything about that. Moshiri I don’t have any...

... with the same three letters! Sheng  Technology is undoubtedly very important in our modern life. Whether you like it or not, whether you are concerned with its pos- sible bad results or not, it is with us. And obviously you are quite at home with various technologies such as PowerPoint, Internet...

... , translated by Moore Samuel Aveling Edward . Marx/Engels Internet Archive . www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/ch26.htm ( accessed December 3, 2019 ). Monegato Emanuele . 2008 . “ On Migritude Part 1; When Saris Speak—The Mother. A Conversation with Shailja Patel .” Altre...

... account prospectuses and quarterly reports, nor did I monitor investment news. When my home computer got linked to the internet in the late nineties, I began to monitor finances, as well as to work, on a 24/7 basis. If it were not for their rules limiting the number...

..., because of the Internet, you can self-publish at a level far higher than you once could. The product can look extremely professional. And if that's the kind of brick wall you've been bloodying your head against, small publishers and self-publication are, today, reasonable...