Monthly Archives: January 2009

Notes from Berkman Luncheon w/ Ethan Zuckerman on “Mapping Globalization”

Posted on 27 January 2009 by Alex Leavitt

Ethan Zuckerman “Mapping Globalization” Ethan’s post on his blog: Towards an Atlas of Globalization Ethan’s blog: …My heart’s in Accra [Note: * denotes best points. - Alex]

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On the Notepad: The Evolving Palette of My External Memory

Posted on 27 January 2009 by Alex Leavitt

Ever since my laptop battery died in Kyoto (currently, it runs only via wire) back around October, I’ve been constantly musing about purchasing a new computer. A post is forthcoming on the issue. However, in my ponderings, I have thought … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged education, keyboard, laptop, list.it, note taking, notes, panel, postit, stickies, sxsw, technology, typing | Leave a comment

Notes on Prof. Jonathan Culler’s “Theory of the Lyric”

Posted on 22 January 2009 by Alex Leavitt

Jonathan Culler, “Theory of the Lyric” Boston University lecture, 1/22/09

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged baudelaire, comparative literature, deconstructionism, goethe, jonathan culler, lyric, performative, poetry, sappho, theory | 1 Comment

Monthly Archives: January 2009

Notes from Berkman Luncheon w/ Ethan Zuckerman on “Mapping Globalization”

On the Notepad: The Evolving Palette of My External Memory

Notes on Prof. Jonathan Culler’s “Theory of the Lyric”

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