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Stan Harrison

Listed at 8 conferences, 2005–2022, 8 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2005Topics in Multimedia
“The Meaning of Movement”
Presenter University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth → University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
2006Here Be Fiery Scorpions: Bumping into the Limits of Traditional Notions about Technology and Composition
“Writing Our Way Out From Under the Necessity of University-Provided Technologies”
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2007Economics, Code Writers, and Labor Politics
“Allegory at tbe Juncture of the Urban, Technology, and Space”
Presenter University of Massachusells Dartmouth
2008Questioning Sources: Evaluating the Rhetorics and Ideologies of Open Source
“Against the Ideology of Open Source Software”
Presenter University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth → University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
2009Student-Centered Learning: Social Networking and CMSes
“Ubiquitous Computing, Content Management Systems, and The Composition of Self-Differentiation”
Presenter University of Massachusetts Dartmouth → University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
2018Multimedia Composition, Soundscapes, and Games
“From Poetry to Sonic Perfection: A Case for Teaching Sound Production through Literary Adaptation”
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2019Sound and Mediascapes
“Why Media Studies Represents a Critical Addition to Composition’s Still-Developing Relationship with Recorded Sound”
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2022Infrastructure and Social Justice
“Digital Feudalism and the Digital Peasant’s Struggle for Full Freedom, All the Land, and the Socialization of the Means of Production”
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