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Three Voices: Taking a Bit from Jukuri’s Chapter in Stories from the Center
Special Interest Group discussion in another class, Critical Issues in the Teaching of Writing: Histories, Theories and Practices of Writing Centers and One-to-One Teaching, brought me Stephen Davenport Jukuri’s chapter in Stories from the Center, “Negotiating the ‘Subject’ of Composition: Writing Centers … Continue reading →
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Tom Brignall III, “The New Panopticon – The Internet Viewed as a Structure of Social Control”
I would have never guessed that this article was post-9/11, but according to this vaguely-identified HTML version of it, it was published in 2002. I don’t know why no one has considered the panopticon and the internet more recently, but … Continue reading →
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Tagged arab spring, barack obama, bentham, big brother, brignall, capitalism, confessional, corporations, counter culture, digital humanities, digital media, digital panopticon, foucault, hegemony, internet, liberation, liberatory, panopticon, policing, privacy, self-oppression, self-policing, social control, surveillance, tom brignall iii
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Digital A-Rae 