Meme, Memex y Dennis Jerz

Dennis Jerz tiene un excelente Literacy Weblog, hoy navegando su sitio, he encontrado un link a un super artículo, sobre Memes, Memex y Vannebar Bush… Aquí transcribiré solo algunos fragmentos. Pero lo más importante es que, dado que El Tao de Internet ya ha llegado a Vannebar Bush, Memes y Memex por caminos alternativos, es bueno leer a un especialista en el tema. —Laura MansillaMeme, Memex y Dennis Jerz  (El Tao de Internet)

Yo no habla Espanol, but using the on-site link to the Babelfish translator really opens up a world of scholarship and ideas.

This morning, while my son was at choir practice, I spent an hour reading through the paperback “Canterbury Tales” that I first read as an undergraduate. It’s taking a while to get back my reading knowledge of middle English — long enough to remind me how difficult even my own language can be.

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