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Teaching Conceiving Ada

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Submitted by anonymous123 on Sat, 02/26/2011 - 12:53am

When teaching Conceiving Ada, one might want to consider the ways in which reading the information or "data streams" that are transfered and the most effective ways to draw those meanings from the movie. Focusing on specific scenes in the movie are rather futile as the movie challenges the ways in which typical narration is presented in film. In order to understand the movie, it is most effective to practice the distant reading Hayles described.

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