{"id":6513,"date":"2006-02-23T22:35:20","date_gmt":"2006-02-23T22:35:20","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.earthwidemoth.com\/blog\/2006\/02\/23\/locative-readin\/"},"modified":"2006-02-23T22:35:20","modified_gmt":"2006-02-23T22:35:20","slug":"locative-readin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.earthwidemoth.com\/blog\/2006\/02\/23\/locative-readin\/","title":{"rendered":"Locative Reading Futures"},"content":{"rendered":"\u23f3 Approximate reading time: <\/span> 3<\/span> mins<\/span><\/span>

Ever since I discovered that many of the books listed for 712 this
\nsemester are searchable in Google Books<\/a>,
\nI’ve been thinking about some of the ways to merge the full-text search with my
\nreading and note-keeping habits, especially as an added aid to memory and for tracing themes\/topoi.
\nEnd-of-book indexes are, for the most part, adequate for the kind of thing I’m
\ntalking about. I can turn to the back of Gunther Kress’s Literacy in
\nthe New Media Age<\/i>, for example, and find all of the pages where "design"
\nturns up. I suspect that the indexes at the ends of books are automated in
\nmany cases with, perhaps, a slight amount of customization from the writer and
\neditor. Still, there are times when indexes don’t list the terms I want to
\nput in a row, follow. I’m aware of the labor-intensive manual methods for
\ntracing terms, and still I’m warm to shortcuts for what can be needlessly
\nexhaustive chores. Smarter, not harder, like my dad always says.<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

Given that the course is defined thematically around notions of mapping the
\nfuture of disciplinarity, "future" seemed like an obvious choice to trace
\nthrough Kress’s book. The index doesn’t include an entry for "future",
\nhowever, so I went ahead and searched for the term at the Google Books port for
\nLITNMA<\/i> and came away with
\n
\nfifteen occurrences<\/a> scattered throughout. I tracked them
\ndown (Google Books only gives partial excerpts when the content isn’t
\n"restricted") and included the passages on a handout: "Kress’s Fifteen Futures."
\nFor added locative precision, I included page numbers and quadrants. This
\nweek I switched over to noting a-b-c-d quadrants (left) after a talk with Collin.
\nMy soon-to-be-retired page-recording system relied on an intuitive but messy legend of top-mid-bot
\n(right)
\nfor tracking down word\/phrase locations on the page. <\/p>\n

\n\"Page<\/a> \"Page<\/a><\/p>\n

Using the a-b-c-d method, the page markers for "future" passages came out
\nlike this:<\/p>\n

13b: It will pay attention to the context of social, economic and political
\nchanges of the present period and those of the near future<\/b>.<\/p>\n

22c: There is also the overwhelming reason that the conditions of our present
\nand of the near future<\/b>–economic, social, technological–are ushering in a
\ndistinctively different era of communication.<\/p>\n

37b: Because the present state and likely future<\/b> of literacy causes such
\nanxiety–at times at least partially justified–I want to say something briefly
\nabout the affordances of writing and image, and perhaps of speech as well.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Fairly straightforward, right? What more could we do with this?
\nIn class, the question came up whether Google Books would allow for multi-term
\nsearches. At the time, I wasn’t sure, but I’ve explored it since to find
\nout that it supports combination searches. The problem is that each
\npage is a separate data-set in Google’s system (as far as I can tell), so it won’t
\ntie together
\nclusters of terms that break across pages. Given the arbitrariness of page
\nbreaks, this seems like something that could be improved (I probably should’ve
\nmentioned that the entire spirit of this entry is wishful, speculative).
\nHere’s the rub. We can search words, phrases and sentences; Google Books
\nsupports this quite well. But what about searching for concentrations in a
\nsemantic field. In other words, grab a handful of terms from the semantic
\nfield of futurisms: shift, turn, future, instability, new, transformation,
\nrevolution. I’d really like to be able to select any combination of terms
\nas a way to sift for passages where they appear together. The semantic
\nfields could be user defined (tag-sets, basically), and they might be stored for
\nfuture returns, for sharing, for application to other texts, book-length and
\notherwise (go on, tell me if this is already possible). Something like the
\ntag families and selection system at use with del.icio.us would be terrific
\nhere.<\/p>\n

And while I’m on it, why not have selectable bibliographic entries that
\nindicate the pages where those sources are taken up. Let’s say I want to
\nswiftly zero in on all of the places where Halliday’s Language as a Social
\nSemiotic<\/i> is invoked in
\nLITNMA<\/i>. I could search for "Halliday", but there’s another source
\nof his in the bibliography and it’s not certain that every reference would
\ninclude his last name. I hope you Google techs are reading this because
\nI’d really like to see something like that, too.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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