Yesterday I wrote briefly about Julia Kristiva, and her idea of shared codes through which a text is connected to other texts, and on which any reading depends for meaning.
Considering that from the point of view of an author (blog or otherwise), one would assume that the codes she speaks of are the subconcious clues [...]
On The Importance Of Blogging - Part III
On The Importance Of Blogging - Part II
Yesterday I wrote, in Part I of this series, that I would expand a little on the idea of applying syntactic and pragmatic weight and structure to private semantics, and how that applies to how I think about blogging.
In many ways, blogging is, as Claude Lévi-Strauss would call it; bricolage, and most bloggers, especially link [...]
On The Importance Of Blogging - Part I
One of the things that has suprised me when comparing this blog to my previous (private, paper) journals, is how much more difficult it is to write a blog entry than it is to write a journal entry. At first I thought that it was a function of having an audience (however small) and wanting [...]
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