For some examples of Perl Poetry, see http://www.perlmonks.org

One of the earlier proponents of critical software studies was Lev Manovich in The Language of New Media. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2001, p. 48.

McMurry continues his work on ecocriticism in a review of Lee Rozelle’s Ecosublime. In a similar vein, William Major measures academic “ecocriticism” against the practical “agrarianism” of Wendell Berry. McMurry continues his work on ecocriticism in a review of Lee Rozelle’s Ecosublime. In a similar vein, William Major measures academic “ecocriticism” against the practical “agrarianism” of Wendell Berry.

McMurray’s own integration of systems theory into ecocriticism in Environmental Rennaisance is discussed in a review by Stephen Docherty. McMurray’s own integration of systems theory into ecocriticism in Environmental Rennaisance is discussed in a review by Stephen Docherty.

Acheson’s multimedia version of this plaintext version can effectively comment on it – reinforcing, critiquing, contradicting what is said by what is seen. McMurry makes a similar point in his introduction to Acheson’s review when he notes that “effective integration of text and image is not yet possible on the web, which requires the segregation of text from image if text is to be made available as text.” Acheson’s multimedia version of this plaintext version can effectively comment on it – reinforcing, critiquing, contradicting what is said by what is seen. McMurry makes a similar point in h… continue

Elsewhere on ebr Lisa Nakamura interviews Haraway, Mathew Fuller reviews The Cyborg Handbook, and Salvatore P offers an interpretation of a Joseph McElroy cyborg. Elsewhere on ebr Lisa Nakamura interviews Haraway, Mathew Fuller reviews The Cyborg Handbook, and Salvatore P offers an interpretation of a Joseph McElroy cyborg.

Michael Boyden interviews Oulipian Harry Mathews on ebr; here Mathews traces his own engagement with constraint to 14th century and modernist composers. Michael Boyden interviews Oulipian Harry Mathews on ebr; here Mathews traces his own engagement with constraint to 14th century and modernist composers.

geniwate, Kembrew McLeod and Benjamin Robertson all address issues of copyright, writing of the potential for copyleft to disrupt capital flows. geniwate, Kembrew McLeod and Benjamin Robertson all address issues of copyright, writing of the potential for copyleft to disrupt capital flows.

See Stephen-Paul Martin’s revealing review, “Already Too Many Stories in the World,” of Olsen’s 10:01.

Kenneth Saltman’s discussion of Michael Milken’s post-prison foray into the education business is a useful contrast to Matlin’s references to Clinton and Cuomo’s involvement in gutting education initiatives in American prisons.