Monthly Archives: October 2011

So far I think this week’s readings have left me feeling more outside the circle than any other course readings so far – and whether or not that’s an apt spatial analogy according to Franco Moretti, I have no idea. … Continue reading →

I will start my discussion of today’s readings by saying I wish they had come a bit earlier in the course sequence so that they’d fallen before we handed in our proposals. I felt there was a lot to be … Continue reading →

For those of you considering getting hosting, I would like to shill for bluehost.com for just a second. First off, they are a REALLY great company (I say from several years of prior experience), and secondly, they are now offering … Continue reading →

I will begin by saying that any book that uses the word “reified” has automatically found a place very dear in my heart. I like that word in all its forms and all its meanings because I think it says … Continue reading →

Here is my final proposal: Radical Feminism History Project Grant Proposal Appendix 1

• What is your inquiry question? How have memories and artifacts of the Women’s Liberation Movement in the United States in the 1960s and 70s survived to the present day? Is it possible to gather and collect them in one … Continue reading →

“Design Criticism and the Creative Process” had rules that I think can be applied across the board for giving (and receiving) critiques, even if what you are evaluating/presenting is not a digital history project. This article took a very interesting … Continue reading →

As I worked my way through the readings this week and spent time interacting with the example websites, especially the

Here it is! Project Proposal Draft Appendix 1 I will have blog posts and comments etc. for everyone after I get some sleep, but I will say I’ve looked over several of the proposals already and thought they were really … Continue reading →