Word count: 1523 This is a combination of the most thought-provoking discussions I have engaged with in the last few months. They represent my introduction to the field of Digital Humanities and my first thoughts on a number of important…
A Discussion on Filter Bubbles & the Contract for the Web The early days of the internet were exciting. The ever-expanding connectivity between people and ideas seemed to have no limit. Thousand-page encyclopaedias, reduced to pixels on a screen and…
A Discussion on Mark Mario’s article “Teaching Writing in the Post-Blogging Era” What stands out to me is the trends within blogging. As a relatively new phenomenon, we have already witnessed great shifts in this category of writing. Traditional blogs…
A Discussion on Audrey Watter’s article “Why ‘A Domain of One’s Own’ Matters (For the Future of Knowledge)” Those issues of the internet that are the most general, permeate into all corners and sections of the internet – least of…
