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Ha Thanh Nguyen | Ha Thanh Nguyen

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Author: Ha Thanh Nguyen. May 3, 2015. As the semester’s coming to a close, we (appropriately) read an article titled “Being ‘Lazy’ and Slowing Down: Toward decolonizing time, our body, and pedagogy” by Riyad A. Shahjahana for our last Critical Studies Reading meeting. As I scramble to get everything ready by the end of the semester and contemplate the end of my 4th year in the US, the following passage from the article speaks to me:. The whole article is worth a read and can be found here. May 3, 2015.

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Read – The Spinning Plate

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Eula Biss | John Bresland | Light Sensitive

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Eula Biss John Bresland. ODE TO EVERY THING. I was reminded, as I viewed. Ode to Every Thing. That in the Old Testament, the Genesis story describes how Adam was fashioned from the dust of the earth, and that his first task was to give everything a name. Naming, it seems, is humanity’s most essential impulse. Language is a virus. Danger and fear, safety and sustenance, is it all just in our heads? What is anxiety’s native tongue? What language does refuge speak? Situates itself as the other paired booken...

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Creative Writing | Digital Humanities @ Fairfield U English

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Digital Humanities @ Fairfield U English. Getting Started in Digital Humanities. Digital Humanities in Higher Ed. Organizations, Journals, Presses. Getting Started in Digital Humanities. Digital Humanities in Higher Ed. Organizations, Journals, Presses. Journals about Digital Humanities/Teaching/Writing. Hybrid Pedagogy: http:/ www.hybridpedagogy.com/. The Digital Manifesto Archive: http:/ digitalmanifesto.omeka.net/. Learning Instructure: http:/ learning.instructure.com/. Adam Koehler. “Digiti...Leah Le...

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Bill Shakespeare: March 2012

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Saturday, March 31, 2012. Second Draft of Paper Intro Video. My brother and I have been discussing a slightly different approach to the "video trailer" for our research papers. We are both big fans of TED. Thursday, March 29, 2012. Love's Labor's Lost Response. We've been studying Love's Labor's Lost as a class and were assigned to attend BYU's production of the play. I am not a regular play goer so my opinions regarding the play aren't really informed by much. In other words, take this all for w...That ...

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The Video Essay – Digital Storytelling

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Professor Marissa, University of Pittsburgh – Johnstown. March 18, 2015. March 18, 2015. For our video projects, we want to take seeds. From the essayistic tradition and from the earliest film essayists to tell a story. Your video projects should take a little of Montaigne’s wandering, polyvalent, associative writing. And a little of Chris Marker’s poetic evocations. To transcend mere documentation of lived experience and become something more than the sum of its parts. More poetic, avant-garde).

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Models | Digital Narrative Lab

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New York Times Magazine. Where Children Sleep, by James Mollison. 8220;The Rider’s Prayer” by Sarah Menkedick and Jorge Santiago. The Ruins of Detroit, by Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre. Remembering Hardware – New York Times. The Bitter Fruits of Wakefulness, by Joel Lovell – This American Life. Splash, by Rich Halton – Transom. House On Loon Lake – This American Life. John Bresland – Selected Video Essays. On the Origin of the Video Essay, by John Bresland. National Film Board of Canada.

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In Praise of Nothing by Eric LeMay

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Onmouseout="this.innerHTML = ' BONUS. In Praise of Nothing. Is by turns wry, wise, elegant, snazzy, smart, and tender. His essays are filled with clear-eyed intelligence and consistently surprise us in both form and content. We have found our digital Montaigne. Dinty W. Moore. Between Panic and Desire. Zero Station and Other Essays. What an adventure it is to read this collection by Eric LeMay! In Praise of Nothing. The American Essay in the American Century. A bucket full of weird stuff. Four for a Quar...

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STUDENTS

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College Writing and Research, UNI. Literature of the American Midwest, Upper Iowa University. Grants and Proposals, UNI (coming soon). Required text, print here). The Writing Center, UNI. Pathways Center, Wartburg. Introduction to Literature Readings:. Shooting an Elephant George Orwell. A Worn Path Eudora Welty. Zero Station John Bresland. College Writing and Research Readings:. How to Write With Style by Kurt Vonnegut. The American Scholar by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Against Zoos by Dale Jamieson. Beginnin...