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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: John Tinnell (Assistant Professor, English, Assistant Professor, English, UC Denver)Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc Dimensions: Width: 23.90cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 16.00cm Weight: 0.635kg ISBN: 9780190678074ISBN 10: 0190678070 Pages: 280 Publication Date: 16 November 2017 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Preface. Three Walks in Central Park Introduction. Making Media Actionable Chapter 1. The Invention of Ubiquitous Computing Chapter 2. Interpreting Post-Desktop Practices Chapter 3. Futures of Computing via Histories of Writing Chapter 4. A Theory of Two Archives, from Cuneiform to Augmented Reality Chapter 5. Forms of Actionable Media Chapter 6. Creating Actionable Media Epilogue. Kairotic Intellectuals BibliographyReviews"""By linking rhetoric and ubiquitous computing, Tinnell offers a fascinating view into new forms of writing, meaning-making, and spatial practice as we move into a new era of ubiquitous computing. Tinnell's writing style is approachable, sophisticated, well-researched, and thoroughly entertaining."" --Jason Farman, Associate Professor and Director, Design Cultures & Creativity Program, University of Maryland, College Park ""John Tinnell's Actionable Media is part of the next generation of required reading at the intersection of rhetoric and media studies. His book cuts across a wide swath of past and present forms of post-desktop computing to give us the tools we desperately need not just to understand the products of digital culture but to intervene in and reimagine our contemporary, digitally-mediated world. At this point in time, what could be more important than making our media actionable?"" --Lori Emerson, Associate Professor and Director of the Media Archaeology Lab, University of Colorado at Boulder" By linking rhetoric and ubiquitous computing, Tinnell offers a fascinating view into new forms of writing, meaning-making, and spatial practice as we move into a new era of ubiquitous computing. Tinnell's writing style is approachable, sophisticated, well-researched, and thoroughly entertaining. -Jason Farman, Associate Professor and Director, Design Cultures & Creativity Program, University of Maryland, College Park John Tinnell's Actionable Media is part of the next generation of required reading at the intersection of rhetoric and media studies. His book cuts across a wide swath of past and present forms of post-desktop computing to give us the tools we desperately need not just to understand the products of digital culture but to intervene in and reimagine our contemporary, digitally-mediated world. At this point in time, what could be more important than making our media actionable? -Lori Emerson, Associate Professor and Director of the Media Archaeology Lab, University of Colorado at Boulder ""By linking rhetoric and ubiquitous computing, Tinnell offers a fascinating view into new forms of writing, meaning-making, and spatial practice as we move into a new era of ubiquitous computing. Tinnell's writing style is approachable, sophisticated, well-researched, and thoroughly entertaining."" --Jason Farman, Associate Professor and Director, Design Cultures & Creativity Program, University of Maryland, College Park ""John Tinnell's Actionable Media is part of the next generation of required reading at the intersection of rhetoric and media studies. His book cuts across a wide swath of past and present forms of post-desktop computing to give us the tools we desperately need not just to understand the products of digital culture but to intervene in and reimagine our contemporary, digitally-mediated world. At this point in time, what could be more important than making our media actionable?"" --Lori Emerson, Associate Professor and Director of the Media Archaeology Lab, University of Colorado at Boulder Author InformationJohn Tinnell is Assistant Professor of English at the University of Colorado Denver.His essays and articles have appeared in the Boston Review, Computational Culture, Convergence, Deleuze Studies, Enculturation, Environmental Communication, and The Fibreculture Journal. With Sean Morey, he co-edited the collection Augmented Reality: Innovative Perspectives across Art, Industry, and Academia (Parlor Press, 2017). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |