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Anna Enright edited the blog post Brute Neighbors: Animal’s Secret Life in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months agoBrute Neighbors: Animal's Secret Life*Anna Enright, Avery Wolfe, Fiona Green* **Introduction:** Over the course of Thoreau’s extensive revisions of Walden, there is a chance f […]
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Brianna Tooke wrote a new blog post Logged In and Tuned Out in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months agoLogged In and Tuned Out# Introduction: Growing up, I had a great attention span. I would engage in every conversation and pay attention to little details, making […]
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Elizabeth Clodfelter wrote a new blog post Walden: In practice… in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 1 week agoWalden: In practice…I want to start this by saying I have never been more aware of my goldfish-level attention span than during the process of collecting data for […]
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Skylar Riedell edited the blog post Where Attention Goes, Life Follows in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 2 weeks agoWhere Attention Goes, Life FollowsIn present-day society, we have so much accessibility to things that take our attention away from real life. Having access to all of this […]
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Rebecca Fox wrote a new blog post Attention Deficit in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 2 weeks agoAttention Deficit## Introduction I have a terrible attention span. This is a fact, printed in ink on my medical records. I am prone to distraction, and […]
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Kendra Brace wrote a new blog post Is My Brain Broken? in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 2 weeks agoIs My Brain Broken?## My Attention Span My whole life, I’ve always had a relatively shorter attention span. I’ve had difficulty focusing in school, listening to […]
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Jaidyn Vorpahl wrote a new blog post How does our attention get pulled away? in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 2 weeks agoHow does our attention get pulled away?It is no secret that we live in an age of distractions and short attention spans. “Doomscrolling,” the word for finding yourself sucked into soc […]
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Daphne Paul-LaRonca wrote a new blog post Who’s Really In Control? Attention and Autonomy in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 2 weeks agoWho's Really In Control? Attention and AutonomyThe themes in Henry David Thoreau’s *Walden* truly resonate with me because I too have been trying to live a more present and intentional life o […]
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Kendra Brace wrote a new blog post Blast From The Past Through Transcribing in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 2 weeks agoBlast From The Past Through Transcribing[![Screenshot 2026-04-17 9.57.54 […]
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Anna Enright wrote a new blog post Do We Choose Our Devices, Or Do Our Devices Choose Us? in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoDo We Choose Our Devices, Or Do Our Devices Choose Us?**Intro** After working closely with *Walden* by Henry David Thoreau for the better part of this semester, I’ve been doing a lot of […]
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Avery Wolfe edited the blog post Attention in the Age of too much in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoAttention in the Age of too much## Introduction Over the past couple of weeks I have kept a detailed journal, tracking the things I choose to pay attention to, and the […]
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Courtney Goodwin wrote a new blog post Trapped in the Online World in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoTrapped in the Online WorldWhen it comes to paying attention to what we pay attention to, I found this quote, originally from William James, that Tim Wu used when […]
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Olivia Kelly wrote a new blog post Paying Attention in A World Full of Distraction in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoPaying Attention in A World Full of Distraction**Tracking My Attention This Week** Over this past week, I started paying close attention to what exactly I spend my time focusing on. I […]
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Brenna Cumming edited the blog post Living with notifications: A week of watching my own attention in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoLiving with notifications: A week of watching my own attentionFor a week, I tried to pay attention to my attention, something that Thoreau would probably say I should have been doing all along. I did not go […]
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Marlea Petroziello edited the blog post Tracking What I Chose to Pay Attention to and What Chose Me in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoTracking What I Chose to Pay Attention to and What Chose MeBlog Post #2 Paying Attention Marlea Petroziello 04/17 **What I Chose to Pay Attention to Throughout My Week** Throughout the week, I […]
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Fiona Green edited the blog post Metacognition: Paying Attention to My Attention in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoMetacognition: Paying Attention to My Attention## Data Points Data points I thought were most applicable to the assignment: 4/8 “I find my phone to be my biggest distraction, more […]
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Makenzie Gardiner wrote a new blog post Paying attention to my attention in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoPaying attention to my attentionMy attention span is quite short. Something is constantly changing the direction of my attention. Whether it’s a notification, background m […]
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Meredith Anne Guertin wrote a new blog post Attention to Technology in An Academic Setting in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoAttention to Technology in An Academic SettingIntroduction: When paying attention to technology in an academic setting, it has become a much more prevalent tool in education. Although […]
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Alex Campitiello wrote a new blog post Who’s Really in Control? A Week of Tracking My Attention in the group
Digital Humanities: 4 months, 3 weeks agoWho's Really in Control? A Week of Tracking My AttentionFor about a week, I paid attention to something I usually don’t think twice about, my attention itself. I learned a lot about Henry David T […]
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