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Are Online Communities "Real"?
PC Magazine’s John Dvorak writes on the “fragility” of social networking: I’m of the opinion that there is no such thing as a real community online. It’s a “pretend… more »
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Ethnographies of literacy: an Anglo-French dialogue
John Postill wrote 1 month ago: By John Postill This event is now over, but I think it is worth noting it on this media/ anthropolog … more »
Oral cultures
Ben wrote 1 month ago: Having seen oral cultures in action first-hand, I am always on the lookout for related academic mate … more »
Are Online Communities "Real"?
Carlo Scannella wrote 2 months ago: PC Magazine’s John Dvorak writes on the “fragility” of social networking: I’ … more »
Are Video Comments "Oral"?
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Carlo Scannella wrote 2 months ago: The tech-focused blog TechCrunch has today added the ability for readers to post comments in video f … more »
Initial Thoughts On Liberal Blogosphere's Split
Carlo Scannella wrote 2 months ago: It’s fascinating what the primary campaign has done to the liberal blogosphere. Granted, we … more »
The Orality of Twitter
Carlo Scannella wrote 2 months ago: I discussed the orality of blogging in a previous post, but, in certain ways, the social media servi … more »
Inward and Outward
Carlo Scannella wrote 3 months ago: Walter Ong, from Orality and Literacy: By removing words from the world of sound where they had firs … more »
Reading, listening and memory
Peter Kerry Powers wrote 4 months ago: Pursuing some of my recent posts on the idea that listening and reading create different experiences … more »
Reading, Listening, and Form: Or, where is literature?
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Peter Kerry Powers wrote 4 months ago: Hugh Mcguire from over at Librivox (and also at hughmcguire.net) left some very good comments on a c … more »
Miscellany: More Librivox, More Emerson, More Diarrhea
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Peter Kerry Powers wrote 4 months ago: Ok, to get to Diarrhea, you have to read to the end of this post. MORE LIBRIVOX I got some ve … more »
Listening as Reading
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Peter Kerry Powers wrote 4 months ago: Some more about audiobooks today. I still remember my shock and dismay a couple of years ago when I … more »
Audiobooks: Baritones do it Better
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Peter Kerry Powers wrote 5 months ago: I’m having a little trouble keeping the eyelids open on humpday, so I’ll probably come back to … more »
Email Forwards And The Oral Tradition: Dinner With The Family
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rekha6 wrote 5 months ago: At some point during our holiday dinners, the entire extended family finishes eating and turns to gr … more »
The Orality of Blogging
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Carlo Scannella wrote 5 months ago: The work of medium theorists, such as Walter Ong and Marshall McLuhan, has helped awaken us, or, rat … more »
Kings and Queens
fireseedmillie wrote 8 months ago: Monday nights, 7pm. 4609 Ledesma Road, Austin, Texas 78721 We are starting up our story telling din … more »
Ong: Orality and Literacy
stinnegerdel wrote 9 months ago: I have now started reading Walter J. Ong’s book “Orality and Literacy” which I men … more »
Lectio Devina at One Story
fireseedmillie wrote 10 months ago: After having the weekend off to romp around downtown Ft. Worth and Dallas, having extended quites ti … more »
Bonding at One Story
fireseedmillie wrote 10 months ago: The One Story training was the first time the team had all been togther. As the team leader, one thi … more »
One Story Training
fireseedmillie wrote 10 months ago: Who: The Fireseed Team, Libby (Simple Bulldog Film team), and Courtney (student from S.C. who is t … more »
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