Posts Tagged ‘ bandwagon ’

#My5books [updated]

My colleague and friend, Scott Timcke, recently posed a challenge on twitter to list five "key books" in communication studies. This can't be a "best of" list, though, as the field of communication is too broad and/or balkanized for any five books to be key--or even relevant--to all, most, or many of us. I...

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Everyday Carry: Ill-Equipped

Everyday Carry: Ill-Equipped

So this is a thing that I learned about recently. Peo­ple post­ing pic­tures of the stuff that they carry with them every day. The com­mu­nity seems to trend towards secu­rity con­trac­tors and mer­ce­nar­ies, so there’s a lot of guns, knives, and tac­ti­cal pens. Stuff that, for the most part, I don’t really care about....

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Digital Humanities are Still Cool, Right?

Digital Humanities are Still Cool, Right?

Although my friend and col­league, Jay McK­in­non , has pointed out in no uncer­tain terms its lim­i­ta­tions and weak­nesses, I couldn’t resist try­ing out the Google N-Gram Viewer. For those of you even far­ther behind on the dig­i­tal human­i­ties band­wagon than I am, this appli­ca­tion allows one to search for key­words in the Google...

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