Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Shedding The Facts For Melody: A Response To Denis Wood's "Everything Sings"
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When considering the intentions of this book, I had to question the ordering of its maps and what was being derived from them. Wood explains...
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Everything Sings
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After the introduction by Ira Glass, after the opening essay by Denis Wood, Boylan Heights truly begins to hum. A stark white page follo...
Saturday, April 30, 2011
What I Think Denis Wood Means When He Says "Everything"
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Toward the end of our discussion on Solnit last week, we made a brief and runty attempt to tackle the word infinite —how it’s hinted at ...
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Infinite City: A San Francisco Treat
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The commercial jingle Rice-a-Roni: the San Francisco treat catapulted rice pilaf, the underdog side dish, to fame in the 1960’s. Kra...
Infinite City: The Evaluation
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Solnit, (a solid) B Craig and Justin: 85% At some point during the semester, slightly befuddled at how to quantify the quality of these essa...
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Cities within cities
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A number of years ago I bought a large framed map of THE WORLD: Compiled and Drawn in the Cartographic Division of the National Geograp...
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