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Reciting America

America: The Usable Cliché

Sue Im-Lee reviews Reciting America by Christopher Douglas.

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Sue-Im Lee

America: The Usable Cliché

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The Body Sings

Critical Attention and Figures of Control: On Reading Networked, Software-based Social Systems with a Protective Eye

by Søren Bro Pold

Hypertext Markets: a Report from Italy

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On Reading and Being Read in the Pandemic: Software, Interface, and The Endless Doomscroller

by Ben Grosser

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