Gloss on For Thee: A Response to Alice Bell
Ryan Brooks
January 21, 2011
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In “Cognition Against Narrative: Six Essays on Contemporary Cognitive Fiction,” Joseph Tabbi argues that narrativity does not comfortably inhabit electronic environs.
Gloss on Cognition Against Narrative: Six Essays on Contemporary Cognitive Fiction
Ryan Brooks
January 3, 2011
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The Cognitive Fictions cluster includes essays by D. Fox Harrell, John Bruni, Stephen Burn, James J. Pulizzi, Joseph McElroy, Kiki Benzon, and Eric Dean Rasmussen.
Gloss on For Thee: A Response to Alice Bell
Ryan Brooks
January 21, 2011
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“Play” that more and more comes to resemble work: in a riposte to an article published in ebr’s Second Person volume, Jan Van Looy argues that gaming is just the thing for preparing a generation of future office workers.
Gloss on Being Not Us
December 19, 2010
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Neil Badmington has also reviewed Wolfe’s book for ebr.
Gloss on Being Not Us
Ryan Brooks
December 5, 2010
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Wolfe’s critical engagement with music goes back at least to 2001, when he co-edited an ebr thread, Music/Sound/Noise.
Gloss on Man Saved by Wolfe
Ryan Brooks
December 5, 2010
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John Bruni has also reviewed Wolfe’s collection for ebr.
Gloss on David Shields’ Reality Hunger: A Manifesto: A Review in the Form of a Memoir
Ryan Brooks
January 18, 2011
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Curtis White contributed to the second issue of ebr. Curtis White contributed to the second issue of ebr.
Gloss on Man Saved by Wolfe
Ryan Brooks
October 25, 2010
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In Critical Environments, Wolfe also explores the theoretical and pragmatic similarities and differences between Luhmannian systems theory and contemporary Marxist philosophy. On pages 147-149, his theoretical sympathies with Luhmann and his political sympathies with Fredric Jameson seem to pull him in opposite, perhaps contradictory directions.
Gloss on Critical Code Studies Conference – Week One Discussion
Ryan Brooks
October 20, 2010
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This essay is part of a series on Critical Code Studies distilled from a six week online discussion. As each week is published on ebr, it will be indexed here. Week 1: Introduction by Mark Marino Discussion This essay is part of a series on Critical Code Studies distilled from a six week online discussion. As each week is published on ebr, it will be indexed here. Week 1: Introduction by Mark Marino Discussion
Gloss on Critical Code Studies and the electronic book review: An Introduction
Ryan Brooks
October 20, 2010
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This essay is a general introduction to a series on Critical Code Studies distilled from a six week online discussion. As each week is published on ebr, it will be indexed here. Week 1: Introduction Discussion Week 2: Introduction Discussion Week 3: Introduction Discussion