Composing Collaborative Feminist Recovery Projects with Scalar Main Menu Welcome Abstract and Navigation Introduction: Digital Feminist Historiography Project: Planning our Scalar Project Introduction to planning the project Parts: Both Form and Content Introduction to the content options in Scalar Paths: Navigating Nonlinear Possibilities and Controlled Chaos Introduction to the navigation options in Scalar People: Making Collaboration Visible Introduction to the authorship and collaboration in Scalar Conclusion: Overall Reflections on Feminist Recovery in Scalar

Embodiment

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This tag provides a list of pages that allude to our embodiment as digital designers and writers. According to reading technofeminist scholarship and methodology (such as Fancher, Royster, and Kirsch) students addressed how our communities, social context, values, and our embodied experience, including our gender, race, class, level of education, national identity, and other aspects of our identity, inform the practice of composition and archival work.

This page has tags:

  1. Embodiment Teresa Contino
  2. Embodiment Teresa Contino

Contents of this tag:

  1. In Our Experience: Parts
  2. Our Project as Feminist Praxis
  3. People as Feminist Praxis
  4. In Our Experience: Paths
  5. Conclusions: Collaborative Authoring
  6. Embodiment