And here is the piece on Text Messaging.
Click here to listen to "Are You Textually Active?"
This is another example where I employ literary theory to read and decode various seemingly ubiquitous signs.
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I am very active. But not quite as active as some other people I know :).
These are good. thx
Yup. Totally active.
It's amazing to me, the more I listen to lit theory, that the ubiquitous, quotidian things do 'lend themselves to being' 'read.'
it's such a cool way to record ideas and experiences. texting rules!
There is always a bigger text that informs the seemingly little texts. It's cool to have these in close proximity to one another. thx
And I also liked the many 'lexical' uses of the word 'text.'
Textual activity is becoming a high-frequency word :)
i dug this. we r playing it now again.... as you roll ur eyes at this ;)
brw, the brother texts made me lol!
textual activity is so much more than SMS-ing, n'est pas?
I'm sure I'm more grateful for the availability that I let on these comments.
thks, Kena!
Some people communicate better textually, like me. Texting is a godsend for my telephonophobia proclivities.
Texting might just be one of the best things of the new times.
I had never thought about the 'behind-the-scenes' of texting, though.
Again, thx!
Texting might just be one of the best things of the new times.
I had never thought about the 'behind-the-scenes' of texting, though.
Again, thx!
As my text had it: 'thx 4 it.'
i'm using more and more as a note-taking tool, too.
I wonder if have the transcript of this. I'd like to read it. Could I?
Being textually active and sms-ed the following:
'Wanted 2 tell u that appreci8ed the piece.'
I bet the 'appreci8' thing scored me points.... ;)
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