Author: baeznic
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Digital Rhetoric and HCI: Design, Power, and Users
Exploring how interfaces and code shape meaning, power, and user experience at the intersection of digital rhetoric and HCI.
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Hidden Message of Technology & How Media Shapes Thought
Modern media doesn’t just deliver information—it reshapes how we think, learn, and understand the world around us every day.
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Heartbleed Rhetorical Code: Why Software Isn’t Just Logic
The Heartbleed bug shows that code isn’t just technical, it communicates meaning, shapes behavior, and carries real rhetorical power.
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Rethinking “New Media”: Why Definitions Matter More Than Ever
What actually makes media “new”? Eyeman shows that definitions shift constantly, and that’s exactly what makes digital rhetoric so powerful.
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How Digital Literacy and Writing Are Changing Literacy Today
Screens transform reading into an interactive process where text shifts, links guide meaning, and users shape how digital writing is experienced.
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How Digital Spaces Reshape Thought and Communication
Digital writing spaces reshape how we think, write, and connect; challenging the permanence, authority, and formality of print culture.
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Why Visual Rhetoric Matters in Digital Communication
Visual rhetoric explains how images, design, and interfaces shape meaning online, influencing how audiences interpret and respond to digital messages.
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Rethinking “Text” in the Age of Digital Rhetoric
Doug Eyman challenges us to rethink “text” in digital rhetoric, expanding it beyond print into dynamic, networked, and even autonomous forms.
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Writing, Memory, and the Shape of Thought
Writing transformed human consciousness by fixing thought in text, while digital media reshapes how orality and literacy interact today.
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Tracing The Evolution of Digital Rhetoric: From Lanham to Warnick
Digital rhetoric transforms classical and hypertext theories, exploring how digital media enables persuasion, interactivity, and creative expression.
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Digital Literacy Beyond Letters: Rethinking Rhetoric in Multimodal Spaces
Doug Eyeman reframes digital literacy as multimodal, sociohistorical and argues that it is essential to digital rhetoric today.
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Understanding the Meaning of the Digital in Digital Rhetoric
Doug Eyman shows that “digital” is more than computers, it connects binary code, writing history, and rhetoric across media.
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Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric in Contemporary Writing
This post explores Douglas Eyman’s definition of digital rhetoric and explains how rhetoric adapts to digital spaces and technologies.
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Rhetoric Has Gone Digital. Now What?
Digital rhetoric isn’t just online writing, it’s persuasion shaped by platforms, interfaces, and everyday interactions in networked spaces.