Internet Apate: Facebook, Data Monetization, and Campaigns of Public Deception Information always has an agenda. This is not a new observation, but as many have noted recently, the claim takes on a variety of new meanings in an information economy featuring viral circulation of competing claims to truth, fact, and narrative. If information always has … Continue reading Internet Apate: Facebook, Data Monetization, and Campaigns of Public Deception
Today I talked to some Clemson graduate students about the arts of beginning well and ending well in academic writing genres (WAC). I'm incredibly happy to have been a part of such an amazing event put on by Clemson's GRAD360 program, and to have had the chance to talk with such brilliant folks. Writing across … Continue reading Hooks & Sinkers: Writing Effective Introductions and Conclusions in Academic Writing
Words Are Not Wind: Sandbox Writing (Channeling Michel Foucault) This will not be an academic response. There is no argument here. Rather, it’s an “artistic playing-around-with” some of the thinkers we’ve been reading. Think of it like a sandbox. Someone painted some letters in the sand last night, and I’ve sat … Continue reading Words Are Not Wind: Sandbox Writing
