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Japanophile: Kyoto in November
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A compendium of interesting things about Japan. Friday, November 19, 2010. There's no place like Kyoto in November. Now if only I could remember the name of this temple. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Angry Reader of the Week: Omi Vaidya. Pizzicato Five Discography: Canon and Posthumous 1998-2006. A meizanologist's diary (11). Travel template. Template images by neomistyle.
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Are You My Digital Humanist? | bitterateur
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Possible worlds for techno-humanists. The bitterateur blog: possible worlds for techno-humanists. Are You My Digital Humanist? Are You My Digital Humanist? January 28, 2011. At the MLA convention this year Digital Humanities was the talk of the town, in spite of no one knowing what exactly it was. I guess that’s the way Next Big Things are always dressed for market. But lines are being drawn, as Stephen Ramsay argued in his cut-to-the-chase, 3-minute “ Who’s In and Who’s Out. Want to throw money at anyth...
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Skeuomorphergate | bitterateur
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Possible worlds for techno-humanists. The bitterateur blog: possible worlds for techno-humanists. November 1, 2012. Skeuomorphing with the Apple calendar. Go easy on the skeuomorphs, Sir Jony. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Of Books and Bicycles.
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Return of the LitCrit Zombies | bitterateur
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Possible worlds for techno-humanists. The bitterateur blog: possible worlds for techno-humanists. Return of the LitCrit Zombies. Return of the LitCrit Zombies. December 6, 2010. Oscar Wilde, zombie hunter. Got a lot of attention, probably thanks to some zombie lovers who who posted it on Digital Humanities Now. It was kind of like being the Will Smith character in. As Oscar Wilde would have said (maybe even did say, who knows anymore, better google it) literary criticism. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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“This book cannot be read in this location, due to copyright law” | bitterateur
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Possible worlds for techno-humanists. The bitterateur blog: possible worlds for techno-humanists. February 5, 2011. So, you’ve gone off on a little trip, or, God forbid, you actually live somewhere besides the U.S. of A., and when you try to open your Google Books on your iWhatever, you get this annoying message telling you:. But is it true? A book wherever you damn well please, it can only prevents you from copying and selling it–hello, Google? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Worship my poem, you friggin louts! | bitterateur
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Possible worlds for techno-humanists. The bitterateur blog: possible worlds for techno-humanists. Worship my poem, you friggin louts! Worship my poem, you friggin louts! February 10, 2011. Philip Hensher in the. Today wonders “ Why don’t we truly value poetry? 8221; and concludes it’s because “we’re not interested in the art form, only in the seriousness of what it happens to convey.” He means that we might be tempted to buy a book like Ted Hughes’. Which is pretty decent); the Poetry Society site seems ...
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Is literary criticism undead? | bitterateur
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Possible worlds for techno-humanists. The bitterateur blog: possible worlds for techno-humanists. Is literary criticism undead? Is literary criticism undead? December 3, 2010. I was thinking to post on this topic last week but thought I should try to be more optimistic. Then I saw this CFP for Zombies in the Academy. 8211;actually, I saw this. Let’s take a peek through the slats and see what’s going on outside. Joseph Gora and Andrew Whelan, in “ Invasion of aca-zombies. A blog on zombie labor. I actuall...
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How Unpopular is Literary Criticism? | bitterateur
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Possible worlds for techno-humanists. The bitterateur blog: possible worlds for techno-humanists. How Unpopular is Literary Criticism? How Unpopular is Literary Criticism? December 17, 2010. I promised this week to talk about the deadness of literary criticism is. But criticizing literary criticism is less fun than shooting fish in a barrel. So I’ve decided to give LitCrit a fighting chance. Perloff and Kermode with Hogwarts peers Sprout and Slughorn. Forget about the details: are you ready to play?
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Japanophile: Japanese church weddings
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A compendium of interesting things about Japan. Sunday, November 28, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Angry Reader of the Week: Omi Vaidya. Pizzicato Five Discography: Canon and Posthumous 1998-2006. A meizanologist's diary (11). Travel template. Template images by neomistyle.
