
notes towards a larger project on rhetoric, technology, and democracy.
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This episode is part of a larger Summer 2026 project where I read (and review) a number of books and articles in preparation for a Fall graduate course on the subject of the attention economy. You can access my notes via the “Attention” lin...
I was hoping to get back to my work on attention this episode, but a few people have called my attention recently to the publication of a series of studies that, for better or worse, are right up my professional alley. The essay is titled “...
Every once in a while, I’ll visit the archives of the various weblogs that I maintained over the years. I don’t do this often—my writing there (and here) was more about momentum than memory. That is, I was more interested in expressing and...
There’s a part of me that resents the fact that I’ve spent the past few days obsessing over the untimely demise of my field’s flagship organization. Instead of working on one or more of the projects on my summer slate, I’ve interrupted a pr...
Update: Just hopping back into edit to confirm that NCTE has indeed voted to dissolve our professional organization. From their email: “earlier today the Executive Committee of NCTE made the difficult decision to de-charter its special topi...
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I’m an Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Writing at Syracuse University
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