R03: Authoring "Quantum" Text
- Due Jan 13, 2020 at 2:39pm
- Points 4
- Questions 4
- Available until Jul 13, 2020 at 8am
- Time Limit None
- Allowed Attempts Unlimited
Instructions
Subcutanean is a novel where no two copies are the same, by Aaron A. Reed.
Learning Goals: Become familiar with an artistic project and be able to respond to basic questions about the data structure that the author used.
An introduction to the novel: https://medium.com/@aareed/subcutanean-a-novel-where-no-two-copies-are-the-same-5e6df8873c11 Links to an external site.
Read (blog posts):
https://medium.com/@aareed/a-minimal-syntax-for-quantum-text-ac5b34308593
Links to an external site. https://medium.com/@aareed/the-trouble-with-transitions-720c11e9f0ee
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Answer the questions below. This reading assignment (any every assignment in this new class) was freshly created, so we are interested in feedback from you on how to best word the questions and answers so that they aren't unnecessarily ambiguous or confusing.
Further information about Subcutanean (completely optional):
https://medium.com/@aareed/twisty-little-novels-all-different-cd9799d93877
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https://medium.com/@aareed/when-to-not-trust-dynamic-text-81aec56093c4
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https://medium.com/@aareed/why-i-made-subcutanean-1fb8e47bbf89
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https://medium.com/@aareed/intentional-collapse-plausibly-human-randomized-text-e901220cbc3d
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