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Friday, July 7, 2006

Explitiville, USA

Y ou've been warned: there are assloads of cusses inexcusable levels of profanity in this NPR interview with SU geography professor, Mark Monmonier, on his new book about downright offensive, pejorative or otherwise lascivious place-names (via).

(Di)stancesPosted by dmueller at July 7, 2006 1:30 PM to (Di)stances

"In a digital universe, word, sound, and image share a common notation. They are, at a fundamental level, convertible into one another" (465). Lanham, "Implications of Electronic Information"