The time has come for the final exam. To take the final exam you will need a computer and reliable Internet access. You will need to login to your UPR gmail account to access the exam. Here is a link to the final exam: https://goo.gl/forms/ueh7Y0nKv4iyA1Ox2 The exam is designed to be taken in 2 hours.… Continue reading Fall 2017 Final Exam
Month: January 2018
Week 16: Poetic Traditions
Monday, January 22 In class: presentations Renaissance and Restoration English poetry Romanticism (English and American) Victorian Poetry Wednesday, January 24 In class: presentations Modernism Confessional and Postconfessional Poetry Uncreative Writing and Flarf Thursday, January 25 Final exam review: The final exam will be both a partial exam (from Poetry and Meaning onward) and a global… Continue reading Week 16: Poetic Traditions
Week 15: Poetic Contexts
Monday, January 15 In class: White-Faced Bromeliads on 20 Hectares “A Shifting Electronic Text: Close Reading “White-Faced Bromeliads on 20 Hectares“ Research tools: CELL Project ELMCIP Knowledge Base I Love E-Poetry author tags Electronic Literature Directory Google Scholar Assignment Essay #2 is due on Wednesday, January 17 Turn in a digital copy of your essay… Continue reading Week 15: Poetic Contexts
Week 14: Digital Materiality and Media Specific Analysis
Monday, January 8 In class: Discuss Essay #1 results. Discuss “Electronic Poetry” entry in Princeton Encyclopedia. Explore selected works from the Electronic Literature Collection. Assignment Read “Print is Flat, Code is Deep: The Importance of Media Specific Analysis“ Read/Play “Game, Game, Game, and Again Game” Wednesday, January 10 In class: Discuss “Print is Flat, Code… Continue reading Week 14: Digital Materiality and Media Specific Analysis
Week 13: Reading Electronic Poetry
Wednesday, January 3 Class does not meet. Submit Essay #2 proposal via e-mail. Assignment: Read Electronic Poetry entry in Princeton Encyclopedia.