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Read at least one of these texts and write a personal response on the blog. I’m not looking for a summary or a review (I liked it etc.), it can be any coherent thought that runs in your mind after reading.<\/p>\n

The garden forking paths<\/a> – Jorge Luis Borges (1941)
\nBrainy. We talked about it in class, visionary literature.<\/p>\n

CYOA<\/a> – Christian Swinehart (200?)
\nGeeky. A formal analysis of Choose Your Own Adventure books.<\/p>\n

Computer Lib \/ Dream Machines<\/a> – Ted Nelson (1974)
\nFunky. Also, the most important text about personal computers ever written. (excerpt from New Media Reader)<\/p>\n

1000 Plateaux: Rhizome <\/a> – Gilles Deleuze and F\u00e9lix Guattari (1980)
\nClassy. The first chapter of a beautiful and fundamental piece of philosophy. Don’t worry if you don’t understand everything, you can read it as poetry.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Read at least one of these texts and write a personal response on the blog. I’m not looking for a summary or a review (I liked it etc.), it can be any coherent thought that runs in your mind after reading. The garden forking paths – Jorge Luis Borges (1941) Brainy. We talked about it<\/p>\n