Tag: Text
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Text: What is It?
Doug Eyman looks at the complexities of what a text is and uses other theorists to formulate a definition behind the term.
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Definition of text
A text is a piece of written or oral communication, so how much do you know about it? Let’s get to know it through this blog!
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Do You Know What Text Is?
The word “text” is overwhelmingly complex. In today’s world, where we can’t seem to detach ourselves from our smartphones…
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Defining “Text”
“text” is something difficult to explain and describe. This blog goes over why and provides a possible explanation as well as Eyman’s.
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Wk 7: Texts are eve-ry-thing!
Eyman suggests that our understanding of “texts” it’s archaic now, and we need to modify our “text-thinking” to adapt it to digital rhetoric.
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Text: Defined
In order to define the term text, scholars often construct a framework and set parameters that assist in understanding the term.
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A Text is a Miserable Pile of Secrets.
A text isn’t just the little message you’ve been leaving on read for god knows how long. The video you sent before that counts, too.
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Define “Digital”
Discover the nuance of “digital.” Debunk misconceptions, explore Eyman’s insights, and learn how writers can adapt to the digital space.
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Understanding the digital world
Digital is becoming the focus of global attention, so what is digital ? How will digital affect our study, work and life?
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A Digital World: History and Discussion
A look at the definition and history of the word digital, along with a personal push for increasing reading amongst peers.
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Intertextuality
Intertextuality and its importance described by a college student, along with a description on Doug Eyeman’s chapter on the subject.
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Intertextuality
It’s important for intertextuality to be acknowledged in a different light as times progress– but how do changing times truly impact it?
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Content & Medium
We look into the connection of Content and Medium. We see how rhetoric interplays with both and explore examples to view.
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Intertextuality: Deliberate or Latent?
All texts are derived from other texts. Intertextualities exist in printed texts as well as digital and it can deliberate of accident.
