Because there’s nothing smarter than a dumb ant.
I’ve just gotten into Clay Shirky’s Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing without Organizations. Some colleagues and I are going to get together a few times over the summer to talk about some books, and Shirky’s is the first one on the list.
There’s just a little bit here in the opening chapter to mention. [...]
Some colleagues and I are putting together a panel for the Thomas R. Watson Conference entitled the New Work of Composing. It promises to be an exciting conference. I’ve included a draft of our proposal below. 250 words limit. The current version is 251. Deadline’s tomorrow.
THE SEVENTH BIENNIAL THOMAS R. WATSON CONFERENCE
THE NEW WORK OF [...]
It’s spring break, and I have a little extra time to return to my manuscript whose working title is Kairos, Nomos, Techne: Writing and the Possibility of Invention. The beginning of the post will be about the first chapter and will skip over the whole middle, touch base at the end, and suggest something new [...]
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