June 2013
Intermediate to advanced
302 pages
11h 21m
English
Chapter 1
STEVE WILEY: You argued nearly twenty years ago, in your essay on the materiality of informatics,1 that theorists need to resist the “absorption of embodiment” into discourse, which you characterized as typical of Foucault’s analysis and other kinds of abstract studies of power. So the idea of thinking about the materiality of information is not a new question for you, but it was new to many of the presenters at the NC State symposium, “Materializing Communication and Rhetoric, Technologies, Infrastructures, and Flows.” The symposium brought together scholars from a range of ...
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