Bot Tweets JSON CODE: { "name": [ "i" ], "origin": [ "#time#, #name# #verb2# why #noun# is #adjective# and #adjective#. #name# #verb# that #noun# is #noun2#.", "#noun# is #adjective#. #name# am #adjective# and #name# have #verb# that #noun# is #adjective#. #time# was different." ], "time": [ "today", "yesterday", "that night", "a while ago", "last year",... Continue Reading →

I chose option two because I felt that it would be easier to create smaller, individual narratives rather than a long story. I liked the idea of being able to create small stories or one-stanza poems through the Twitter platform. Obviously, using Twitter to tell a story--no matter the length-- is not a conventional method.... Continue Reading →

Emoji Poem Composing my emoji poem turned out to be a lot more difficult and tedious than I originally thought it would be. I think that language is inherently beautiful, and I was frustrated with the emojis because I didn't feel like they allowed me to express my narrative in the way I wanted to.... Continue Reading →

A translation of Book from the Ground by Xu Bing: Chapter Two My translation of chapter two Alex's translation of chapter two. For the most part, I thought translating this chapter was easy. However, there were specific sequences of emojis that I struggled with interpreting or translating. However, rather than letting myself get frustrated, I chose to make something up... Continue Reading →

Because my source is a commentary written by someone to the Salt Lake Tribune, the data that Voyant presented to me doesn't represent what I find to be offensive about the article at first glance. I believe this is due predominantly to the fact that the perspective and opinion of the author is very different... Continue Reading →

Correspondence between Page and Screen: http://www.betweenpageandscreen.com/epistles/WZuRx038 http://www.betweenpageandscreen.com/epistles/SPwefaMxLinks I think the use of the QR codes creates an interesting correspondence between page and screen or print and digital. I believe the QR codes reveals one of many sides of the relationship between print and digital; to elaborate, I believe that by using the QR codes, we... Continue Reading →

Hello! I'm Marissa Jeppson and I am a first-year student here at the University of Utah. I am from Salt Lake City, UT and currently live in Murray with some friends and my dog, Kashe. I am an English Teaching major and hope to eventually teach English at a high school level. I have many... Continue Reading →