On the Globalization of Literature: Haruki Murakami, Tim O’Brien, and Raymond Carver
Reiichi Miura
Reiichi Miura considers the worldwide reception of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami and charts a course for a fiction where nationalism loses relevance.
Richard Schechner’s response (excerpt)
Richard SchechnerRichard Schechner remembers the real-life side of interaction.
Teaching the Cyborg (5 of 5)
Marc BousquetThe Politics of Information: fifth and final installment under the Technocapitalist thread.
Bataille’s Project: Atheology, Non-Knowledge
Marc LaFountainMarc LaFountain reviews a new collection of Bataille's writings and considers the philosopher's thoughts on prayer in a system and practice of atheology.
The Florida Research Ensemble and the Prospects for an Electronic Humanities
Gregory L. Ulmer
Chris Carter and Greg Ulmer dialogue through e-mails on the mission of the FRE.
Women in the Web
Katie KingKatie King on the challenges and rewards, in her own life and the lives of her students, that emerge when writing about personal encounters with technology.
What Remains in Liam’s Going
David CiccoriccoPattern, absence, routine, return - Dave Ciccoricco mulls the shape(s) in Michael Joyce's new paper novel, Liam's Going
The Informatics of Higher Education (4 of 5)
Marc BousquetIn The Politics of Information, v.4, Bousquet, Wills, and Co bring their critique home to Higher Education.
The Information University
Marc BousquetMarc Bousquet discusses university labor delivered in "the mode of information."