Heuretics Defined - The Diigo Meta page

• 30 May 14
  

  david stong

  "Hermeneutics asks, What can be made of the Bible? Heuretics asks, What can be made from the Bible?"

  literature criticism

• 31 Jan 13
  

  Jordan Pailthorpe

  heuretics (not heuristics) 

  ulmer philosophy heuretics

  • while most of the texts read in contemporary literature courses are creative, their creativity is only occasionally the focus of study. Students enroll in courses confident in the knowledge that, for instance, Madame Bovary is on the reading list because it is somehow great art. They leave having discovered that it is psychology or social criticism by other means. Literacy, they learn, is the ability to demythologize.
  • First, the free-floating associative mode of discourse that we understand as somehow electronic or televisual--exemplified, for example, in the "logic" organizing Seinfeld, The Simpsons, or James Brown's performance on the T.A.M.I. Show--is not necessarily restricted to electronic or televisual media. It has antecedents in oral and print media.  Furthermore, it bears a remarkable similarity to the inference patterns employed in "poetic" thinking. Why? Because televisual and poetic texts are effects of integrating discourse and medium.
• 23 Oct 06
  

  Richard Smyth

  definition of Ulmer's use of the term Heuretics by former student of Ulmer

  electracy education teaching constructivism

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