Tag: Rhetoric
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Language in Digital Spaces
Intertextuality is important because it shaped how we look at writing today. Rhetoric helps modify the style of writing.
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Digital Vs. Analog
Eyman discussed how digital technology has developed over time and taken a turn through modern technology. Times have changed and evolved.
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Privacy and Agency
Both articles gave valuable insight on how important it is to make sure we are using the internet safely at all times and maintain privacy.
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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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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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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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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)
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new media, guidelines
Digital rhetoric’s “new media” includes blogs, podcasts, and social platforms. Lev Manovich’s principles highlight their impact on modern communication.
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The Heartbleed
Eyman’s focus on digital rhetoric and communication aligns with themes of technology, society, and critical literacy in the analysis of the Heartbleed bug.
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Code and its Rhetorical studies
Rhetoric is a part of all writing, which includes computer code. By studying it, we can learn more about rhetoric as a whole.
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Overview of Code
A look at coding in terms of rhetoric along with my opinions on how scholars should approach forming in comparison to other writing.
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Procedural Rhetoric
Understanding the various aspects of the term “digital” is crucial to knowing how procedural rhetoric and digital rhetoric intercept.
