Screen LibraryThe Routledge handbook of digital writing and rhetoric /
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Routledge,
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| Publisher Address: | New York, NY : |
| Publication Dates: | 2018. |
| Literature type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Routledge handbooks
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| Carrier Form: | xxii, 468 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: |
9781138671362 1138671363 |
| Index Number: | PE1408 |
| CLC: | H315-62 |
| Call Number: | H315-62/R869-2 |
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What do we talk about when we talk about digital writing and rhetoric? / Jonathan Alexander and Jacqueline Rhodes -- Cultural and historical contexts. Digital writing matters / A tale of two tablets: tracing intersections of materiality, the body, and practices of communication / Multimodality before and beyond the computer / English composition as a sonic practice / Writing with a soldering iron: on the art of making attention / Beyond writing. "With fresh eyes": notes toward the impact of new technologies on composing / Devices and desires: a complicated narrative of mobile writing and device-driven ecologies / The material, embodied practices of composing with technologies / Sonic ecologies as a path for activism / Making and remaking the self through digital writing / Being rhetorical and digital. Social media as multimodal composing: networked rhetorics and writing in a digital age / Ethos, trust, and the rhetoric of digital writing in scientific and technical discourse / When walls can talk: animate cities and digital rhetoric / #NODAPL: distributed rhetorical praxis at Standing Rock / Digital art + activism: a focus on QTPOC digital environments as rhetorical gestures of coalition and un/belonging / remixtherhetoric / Making space for non-normative expressions of rhetoricity / Selves and subjectivities. Posthumanism as postscript / A land-based digital design rhetoric / Technofeminist storiographies: talking back to gendered rhetorics of technology / Keeping safe (and queer) / The invisible life of Elliot Rodger: social media and the documentation of a tragedy / Writing with robots and other curiosities of the age of machine rhetorics / Regulation and control. Rhetoric, copyright, Techne: the regulation of social media production and distribution / Mediated authority: the effects of technology on authorship / Privacy as cultural choice and resistance in the age of recommender systems / Implications of persuasive computer algorithms / Wielding power and doxing data: how personal information regulates and controls our online selves / It's never about what it's about: audio-visual writing, experiential-learning documentary, and the forensic art of assessment / The tests that bind: future literacies, Common Core, and educational politics / Multimodality, transmediation, and participatory cultures. Beyond modality: rethinking transmedia composition through a queer/trans digital rhetoric / Hip-hop rhetoric and multimodal digital writing / Autoethnographic blogart exploring postdigital relationships between digital and Hebraic writing / Modes of meaning, modes of engagement: pragmatic intersections of adaptation theory and multimodal composition / Virtual postures / Participatory media and the Lusory Turn: paratextuality and let's play / The politics and economics of digital writing and rhetoric. Digital media ethics and rhetoric / Toward a digital cultural rhetoric / Exploitation, alienation, and liberation: interpreting the political economy of digital writing / The politics of the (soundwriting) interface / "Just not the future": taking on digital writing / |