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Anastasia Kozak commented on the post, TRACE UF: What is augmented reality criticism?, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2015 right now

All great questions – Jake Greene, one of our in-house ARC experts, and other TRACErs, would be able to address all of them at the session!

Anastasia Kozak commented on the post, TRACE UF initiative: What is Sequentials?, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2015 right now

We are planning to make this a hybrid talk/make session, with some art supplies so that attendees can make their own Sequentials!

Anastasia Kozak wrote a new post, TRACE UF initiative: What is Sequentials?, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2015 right now

The TRACE innovation initiative is a research endeavor developed and maintained by the University of Florida’s Department of English. TRACE works at the intersection of ecology, posthumanism, and writing studies. […]

Anastasia Kozak wrote a new post, TRACE UF: What is augmented reality criticism?, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2015 right now

The TRACE innovation initiative is a research endeavor developed and maintained by the University of Florida’s Department of English. TRACE works at the intersection of ecology, posthumanism, and writing studies. […]

Anastasia Kozak commented on the post, TEI, Poetic Analysis, and Interchange, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2015 right now

Sounds like a great project. I wonder why you chose James Beresford’s translation and whether or not you are considering marking up other translations of Virgil for comparative analysis?

Anastasia Kozak commented on the post, Beyond language: expanding the concept of translatability in digital studies, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2014 right now

This observation is very apt and Anne Carson is definitely on my radar. As you know, Nox is a rather heuretic approach to translation — not a literary translation, really, but a creative and visual […]

Anastasia Kozak commented on the post, Beyond language: expanding the concept of translatability in digital studies, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2014 right now

Thanks, Sophia. I have to present a seminar paper on Friday morning, but should be available all afternoon!

Anastasia Kozak wrote a new post, Beyond language: expanding the concept of translatability in digital studies, on the site THATCamp Gainesville 2014 right now

This conversation will explore the concept of translatability that includes, but is not limited to, traditional language translation. As a starting point, we’ll take it as axiomatic that translation exists in […]