Duende

Unit III: Experience – Affect – Electracy 

Project 3: Screen Self Portrait

 

F a l l B r e a k (21−29 Nov.)

 

» Optional Exercise (bonus points)

Par­a­digm Rhetoric — Another Worldview

 

Duende is the mood of dwelling in infor­ma­tion, and poetry is its logic.
[…] con­cept avatar is a thought of feel­ing as a dimen­sion of civ­i­liza­tion” (107)
— Gre­gory Ulmer, Avatar Emer­gency (2012)

 

» Optional Blog Entry (participation credit)

    * reminder optional prompt from 20-Nov
     
  • 200 words (min/max); post by 29-Nov 
  • Prompt reflect upon Blog 5 (“per­sonal data­base” sam­pling activ­ity): think­ing about dig­i­tal iden­tity and medi­ated expe­ri­ence, while look­ing ahead to project 3 (Screen­Self­Por­trait), dis­cuss any new ideas or prospects about com­pos­ing in the affective-aesthetic par­a­digm — work­ing “in” elec­tracy as a dis­tinct appa­ra­tus (sep­a­rate from Orality-Belief and Literacy-Argument paradigms).
     
  • Use any help­ful ideas from the optional read­ing, “The Learn­ing Screen” (Net­worked 2009)
    — along with any videos from “The Ulmer Tapes”
  • Con­sult, ref­er­ence, dis­cuss Arroyo’s video Grow­ing Up with Elec­tracy” (2015)
     
    — and/or per­haps Ulmer’s talkElec­tracy: Writ­ing to Avatar” (2009)

 


Ulmer — “ELECTRACY: Writ­ing to Avatar” from DWRL on Vimeo

(Ulmer talk begins @ 5:30)


 
 

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Paradigm 1: Story

Unit 1: Belief — Story — Orality
Project: Dig­i­tal Sto­ry­telling video

 
Week 2
 
M 8/31 dis­cuss: unit / project 1; plus

read Beck (2015) “Life’s Sto­riesThe Atlantic

&  “What Makes a Great Story&Is Tech­nol­ogy Mak­ing Us Bet­ter Sto­ry­tellers?” (videos)

 
 
W 9/02     Hybrid work:

read & com­ment upon Knight & Starin “Designs of Mean­ing” (2015)

+ dig­i­tal story selec­tions from This I Believe and Cen­ter for Dig­i­tal Storytelling
(one each min­i­mum)

 
 
F 9/04     Dis­cuss: dig­i­tal nar­ra­tive selec­tions (This I Believe and Cen­ter for Dig­i­tal Storytelling)

+ con­ven­tions of dig­i­tal sto­ry­telling (for Exer­cise 1)