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  • Memetic Inkblots

    Tuesday, June 3, 2008

    I explore the memetic inkblot, which refers to units of cultural information that have effectively no singular semiotic value and therefore serve as a psychosocial indicator. In other words, they are so vague and open to interpretation that you can learn a lot about someone by asking someone to give a simple definition of them.

    Filed in Random Thoughts | Comments (0)

  • Response: Patchwork Girl by Shelly Jackson

    Thursday, April 12, 2007

    This is a response to they hypertext fiction work Patchwork Girl by Shelley Jackson.  It is comprised in part of ‘patches’ of other works, most notably Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.  I have made this essay entirely out of parts from the novel.

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  • Notions of Identity Liberation in Virtual Gaming Communities

    Friday, May 5, 2006

    The vast worlds of MMORPGs seem close to postmodern theories of identity, as a player is able to radically constitute their on-line self at will. Despite this, these virtual gaming communities should not be seen as safe spaces in which a subject can realize their true (or ideal) self.

    Filed in Academic Works, Unpublished | Comments (0)

  • Open Source Software: The Newest Specter?

    Wednesday, November 23, 2005

    Corporate adoption of open source software should not be viewed as antithetical to capitalism; rather, it is an example of corporations co-opting Communism to become more capitalist.

    Filed in Academic Works, Unpublished | Comments (0)