Opening spaces
writing technologies and critical research practices
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Author
Contributions
- Porter, James E., 1954- - Contributor
Publication
1997 - Ablex Pub. Corp., Greenwich, Conn, Connecticut
Language
English
Word Count
53,750 words, Guess
Page Count
215 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveopeningspaceswri0000sull
- ISBN-101567503071
- ISBN-10156750308X
- ISBN-139781567503074
- ISBN-139781567503081
Classifications
- DDC808/.042/0285
- LCCPE1404 .S855 1997
- LCCPE1404.S855 1997
Description
Use Various Contrastive Tactics to Clarify These Tensions. Conclusion: Opening Critical Spaces. Opening Spaces: Writing Technologies and Critical Research Practices argues for a "postcritical research methodology" (a theoretical frame merging two often opposed inquiry paradigms) and applies this frame to the study of computers and writing: the book opens a space where theoretical scholarship and empirical research can interact. Sullivan and Porter view research as a set of critical and reflective practices that should be sensitive to the rhetorical situated-ness of participants and technologies and that should operate as a form of political and ethical action. The authors revisit the issue of the ethics and politics of research, but do so from the frame of postmodern rhetorical theory and feminist methodology.
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Series Statement
- New directions in computers and composition studies
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