{"id":6126,"date":"2004-07-09T16:14:48","date_gmt":"2004-07-09T16:14:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.earthwidemoth.com\/blog\/2004\/07\/09\/network-captive\/"},"modified":"2004-07-09T16:14:48","modified_gmt":"2004-07-09T16:14:48","slug":"network-captive","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.earthwidemoth.com\/blog\/2004\/07\/09\/network-captive\/","title":{"rendered":"Network Captives"},"content":{"rendered":"\u23f3 Approximate reading time: <\/span> 3<\/span> mins<\/span><\/span>

I admire Jeff R.<\/a> and
\nWill R.<\/a>, read their
\nblogs like clockwork; their exchange(s) over the last 24 hours have been worth
\nfollowing, if you haven’t been keeping up.  I’m here giving nods to the
\nnaming contentions as we slide between the print paradigm and electracy’s
\nfutures.  In that slide, some folks pack heavy, others pack light.  I
\nsuppose there’s a way of taking up the rift that contends, as Jeff often reminds
\nme, the new media\/digital turn doesn’t need<\/i> the lingo of literacy (or
\neven the name).  As necessary and tricky as it is to re-vocabularize
\nrhetorical agilities in a digital age, I wonder what–if anything
\nsubstantial–is at stake.  It is, of course, about more than the
\nterminology; it’s about what we do and what what we do does.  Jeff’s
\n
\nassessment<\/a> of the high stakes are fair, clear:<\/p>\n

In composition, I don’t think we are anywhere near tackling this issue
\n because it will undermine and reconfigure many of the truths we have accepted
\n and hold so dearly. If we are to recognize that literacy no longer exists,
\n what will become of composition studies which bases its identity on the ways
\n writing empowers individuals to be productive members of society (see Brandt,
\n Rose)? What will happen to topic sentences and Writing Centers, professional
\n writing, or the first year textbook? Serious damage.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

I can imagine this angle–in retrospect–shedding light on the grand
\ntransformation from orality to literacy.  Switch in and out a few
\nindications of oral traditions giving way to Guttenberg’s giant, and, perhaps
\nfrom some perspectives, you have "serious damage" or at least wreckage,
\nabandoned traditions, even widespread human cognitive re-patterning. 
\nForgive me for jabbing in the dark here (since I’m not well studied on Ong, for
\none), but one must preclude the other.  True?  Why must electracy
\nunravel literacy as literacy unraveled orality?  Is it because electracy is
\nmeanwhile enfolding a textualism of all<\/i>, braiding realities and programs
\nand tunes…"I don’t know why she swallowed the fly, perhaps she’ll…."  Maybe
\nI haven’t read closely enough; maybe effacement is inherent in these
\nrevolutions.<\/p>\n

[Long hesitation…reading list has grown by twenty or so titles (Ulmer,
\nGraff)…having Friday fun…blog decorum…where’s that coming from?]<\/p>\n

I set out to make notes on Will’s
\nmention of
\ncollaboration<\/a>.  My first thought is, Yes!, we are on collaborative
\nground with weblogs and wikis.  Open texts, and so on, just as Jeff sets
\nthem up as places where "writers and readers tap into, alter, appropriate,
\nconfiscate, download, share, etc."  But then I keep thinking these few
\nthoughts about what I haven’t seen blogs do:  1. Blog entries are rarely
\nrevised.  2.  Blog entries are rarely written collaboratively, perhaps
\nbecause most blogware doesn’t configure easily for partnering or group
\nauthorship.<\/p>\n

The tapping and commenting and fisking–linked, interested, etc.–seem more
\nprevalent than the sort of sharing and appropriating, which is to suggest that
\nblogging as spontaneous media doesn’t prefer to wait.  Entries are often
\nburied in a matter of days, comments with them, and the temporality machine
\nrolls, calendars overturn.  I get the feeling that blogs play the moment,
\ninvite the rush; whereas collaborative efforts can be slow and laborious, blogs
\nthrive on freshness, vigor, never expiring.  <\/p>\n

This is a jumble of (unfair, perhaps) assumptions.  I’ve been
\nthinking lately about the expenses of collaboration, the problem of
\nover-collaboration, of turning always to meetings about meetings, of everyone (including the ambivalent and disenchanted)
\nhaving a say and of feeling like that just takes toooo loooong for some matters. 
\nIn part, I’m feeling jaded by the call for collaboration because I’m seeing it
\ndone in a way that turns to wheel-spinning, indecisiveness, and gross, endless
\nshifts of leadership and agency to the (idle, vacationing, phone-message
\nignoring) network.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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