Overview
the notes for each reading will be prefaced by the full citation for the article and include the thesis of the reading (The thesis will appear near the top of the page and be marked as “Thesis:”). The thesis should not be too long either.
Notes should be at least one full typed single-spaced page and include an outline of arguments, indication of how original research is deployed, and quotes from interesting or confusing passages. All quotes should be identified as such and students must produce these notes individually. One of the readings is on Hayles, N. Katherine. “The Digital Humanities: Engaging the Issues,” In How We Think: 23-54