The Faces of Janus: Rothenberg, Divergent Thinking and the Productivity of Gray Areas

August 19, 2017Leave a comment

I'd like to begin this post by posing a question to my readers, especially those involved in the ever-complicated undertaking that is the teaching of the craft of writing: how can we press our writing communities, whether they be inside of the college classroom or outside of it, to travel intellectually beyond current thinking into … Continue reading The Faces of Janus: Rothenberg, Divergent Thinking and the Productivity of Gray Areas

Comparative Media Studies

March 12, 2017March 12, 2017Leave a comment

I’d like to address the topic of Comparative Media Studies, a field N. Katherine Hayles introduces early in her 2012 book How We Think and that she revisits periodically throughout the progression of her arguments in the book. Hayles draws on a variety of examples where Comparative Media Studies (CMS from here on) is integrated into a collegiate seminar, with … Continue reading Comparative Media Studies

Jacob Richter

Writer. Teacher. Rhetorician.

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The Faces of Janus: Rothenberg, Divergent Thinking and the Productivity of Gray Areas

Comparative Media Studies