Tag: Eyman
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What is “Digital?”
We have always been surrounded by digital technology. Starting with a paper to now a computer. The only difference is it evolved.
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Digital: What Does It Mean?
Learn the meaning behind digital technology and how this is affecting our lives everyday without even realizing how we are using digital technology.
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Intertextuality: What Does it Mean?
Explore and understand the meaning behind Intertextuality and help you better understand how one text can influence another.
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Digital Rhetoric Edition (again): what you see can deceive you
Digital data can be manipulated. Articles on the internet that explain something from the past, no matter how old, can been false.
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Understanding Intertextuality in Words You Can Understand
Explore the meaning of intertextuality, and how easy online access to new texts can enrich our understanding of old texts.
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Digital History
The word “digital” is often associated with terms like electronics or technology, but it encompasses much more than that. Read to learn more!
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Digital Rhetoric & Intersexuality
Jump into the relationship between digital rhetoric and intersexuality and why it is an important component when writing
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“Digital” Has a Different Interpretation
Eyman has just proved us wrong yet again, this time it’s about how we misinterpreted the term ‘digital’. “Fingers and codes” he says.
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The Open Ended Meaning of The Word “Digital” in Today’s Society
Under the “Digital” subheading in Eyman’s article he talks about digital rhetoric being an open ended concept. When thinking of the term
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Intertextuality: What Is It Exactly?
Explore the concept of Intertextuality, where stories reference each other, deepening your connection and understanding of literature.
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Week 3: Digital
The concept of digital and analog brings on the discussion of what exactly is “digital” and how far back it could go and the relevance of it.
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Eyman jumbled my brain (in a good way)
Doug Eyman in his article titled “Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric” talks about the relationship between texts online vs. offline
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Intertextuality Needs to Be Known!
Doug Eyman sure makes it a challenge for students to understand what intertextuality is. But I think I got the gist of his introduction.
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Opinions Matter: Rhetoric Edition
“align theories and methods of classical and contemporary rhetoric to networked texts and new media as objects of study” (Eyman, 2015)
