Re-post from FashioningCircuits.com The Wearable and Tangible Possible Worlds of DH @ HASTAC 2017. The conference will be held in Orlando, Florida, November 2-4, 2017. Building on the 2016 HASTAC…
Read moreIn Creativity and Other Fundamentalisms, Pascal Gielen argues that creative capitalism acts as a constraint to manage an orderly and apolitical population. Gielen suggests, “creativity will have to be recharged…
Read moreThanks so much to my colleague Olivia Banner for leading the charge on this. I really hope it is accepted! The session “Narrating Bits and Producing Bytes†brings new media…
Read moreWith this year’s conference theme, MLA President Roland Greene urges members to explore how our work as teachers of literature and language constitutes a “public act.” This master class workshop…
Read moreWe invite submissions for a MLA special session on mediations of illness narratives. Possible topics might include rhetorics of contagion; digital disability; online autothanatography; patient communities; distributed narratives; intersections of…
Read more(Cross-listed from The Spiral Dance) I am very excited to be presenting at the National Women’s Studies Association Meeting, Nov 13 – 16, 2014. Below you can find our panel…
Read more(Cross listed from FashioningCircuits.com) I’m getting very excited for my first trip to the American Studies Association this week! Mark Marino and I organized a panel called “Fabricating Tech: Pleasure…
Read moreIn just a few weeks it will be time to bundle up and head to Chicago for the 2014 meeting of the Modern Language Association. I will be presenting at…
Read moreA few months ago Spencer Keralis, one of the organizers of the 2013 Digital Frontiers Conference tweeted at me that I should submit something on Fashioning Circuits. The conference description…
Read moreI gave two papers at the 2011 meeting of the Modern Language Association in Los Angeles. The one posted below was co-authored with Renee Hudson from UCLA and was for…
Read moreI gave two papers at the 2011 meeting of the Modern Language Association in Los Angeles. The first, posted below, was for the panel “The Institution(alization) of Digital Humanities, organized…
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