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1. 1 2018-11-18T22:42:38-08:00 Samantha Dunbar 6769c6d659c5d21743bfd3ee8e1520fb290c029e Introduction of the project and overall movement. Samantha Dunbar 1 plain 2018-11-18T22:42:39-08:00 Samantha Dunbar 6769c6d659c5d21743bfd3ee8e1520fb290c029e
2. 1 2018-11-18T22:43:00-08:00 Samantha Dunbar 6769c6d659c5d21743bfd3ee8e1520fb290c029e Directions Samantha Dunbar 1 plain 2018-11-18T22:43:00-08:00 Samantha Dunbar 6769c6d659c5d21743bfd3ee8e1520fb290c029e
3. 1 2018-11-18T22:43:45-08:00 Samantha Dunbar 6769c6d659c5d21743bfd3ee8e1520fb290c029e Pay close attention to the color scheme, it is important to note that this title appears in grey as it will be discussed later. Samantha Dunbar 1 plain 2018-11-18T22:43:45-08:00 Samantha Dunbar 6769c6d659c5d21743bfd3ee8e1520fb290c029e

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• 1 2018-11-09T18:56:37-08:00 The Exploration of "Public Secrets" 14 plain 2018-11-17T22:53:01-08:00 Samantha Dunbar
  
  As a civil rights activist, Sharon Daniel effectively creates an interactive documentaries in which anybody can explore public institutions such as the prison industrial complex in her work, Public Secrets. On the main menu, Daniels provides insight into the title and the interactive testimonials the user will hear or read. The curator states, "There are secrets that are kept form the public and then there are 'public secrets' - secrets that the public chooses to keep safe from itself, like, 'don't ask, don't tell.' The public secret is an aporia - an irresolvable internal contradiction between inside and outside, power and knowledge" (Daniel). This excerpt from the introduction presents a brief overview of the work and the author's intentions when creating it. As a piece, Public Secrets is an excellent example of electronic literature with the intent of the readers to explore beyond the screen.
  
  To continue reading about exploring electronic literature through Public Secrets click here.