Posts Tagged 'theory texts'
Stallybrass, “Against Thinking”
One of the first theoretical pieces I encountered on the Digital Humanities was Peter Stallybass’ “Against Thinking,” which I read in last semester’s American Lit seminar. Stallybrass is specifically addressing Ed Folsom’s Walt Whitman archive, but, more broadly, he discusses
Stallybrass, “Against Thinking”
One of the first theoretical pieces I encountered on the Digital Humanities was Peter Stallybass’ “Against Thinking,” which I read in last semester’s American Lit seminar. Stallybrass is specifically addressing Ed Folsom’s Walt Whitman archive, but, more broadly, he discusses
Dames on the “Theory Generation”
Here is the Nick Dames essay in N + 1 on the “Theory Generation.” True, the argument that we can trace the ideas of writers like Jonathan Franzen or Jeffrey Eugenides to their theory-immersed Liberal Arts days in the early 1980’s is
Dames on the “Theory Generation”
Here is the Nick Dames essay in N + 1 on the “Theory Generation.” True, the argument that we can trace the ideas of writers like Jonathan Franzen or Jeffrey Eugenides to their theory-immersed Liberal Arts days in the early 1980’s is