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Dead Reckoning
Caren Kaplan, Raegan Kelly
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"By allowing the viewer to virtually experience the perspective before reading about it, the viewer can contextualize the subject matter."
- Sonia and Tiffany, University of Southern California, 10.10.2007
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Enfolding and Unfolding
Laura Marks, Raegan Kelly
Excerpt from peer response:
"The piece also gets me thinking about how visual/critical writing can and should "illustrate" and/or "enact" the concepts at hand."
- Jennifer Barker, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11.29.2006
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Malperception
Perry Hoberman & Donald Hoffman
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"The research is clearly extensive and the multimedia format allows each phenomenon to be divulged in its own respective manner."
- Dustin Robert Johnson, USC School of Cinematic Arts, 10.10.2007
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Public Secrets
Sharon Daniel, Erik Loyer
Excerpt from peer response:
"It dismantles the compulsion to archive into infinity by assembling materials to advance the necessary and urgent argument that one must rethink prisons from the inside and the outside in a double movement."
- Patricia Zimmermann, Ithaca College, 1.29.2007
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The Virtual Window Interactive
Anne Friedberg, Erik Loyer
Excerpt from peer response:
"The timeline functions as a spine of sorts, but primarily as it focuses on the history of developing technology."
- Leo Braudy, USC, 11.30.2006
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Tracking Theory
Eric S. Faden
Excerpt from peer response:
"We must stop and note that the idea of memory relayed here – in our personal, collective, or cinematic forms – is both descriptive and subjunctive – what happened and what could or should have happened."
- Vicki Callahan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11.30.2006
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Unmarked Planes and Hidden Geographies
Trevor Paglen, Raegan Kelly & Craig Dietrich
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"... book recomendations, this site created very peculiar and fascinating connections to the Unmarked Planes and Hidden Geographies project: Findory : Findory Article."
- Craig Dietrich, Sunnyvale, CA, 3.1.2007
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