Technoliberal rhetoric, civic attention, and common sensation in Sergey Brin’s “Why Google Glass?”

Overview of attention for article published in Quarterly Journal of Speech, April 2019

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RT @dspfister: Happy to announce that my latest essay, "Technoliberal Rhetoric, Civic Attention, and Common Sensation in Sergey Brin's 'Why…

RT @dspfister: Happy to announce that my latest essay, "Technoliberal Rhetoric, Civic Attention, and Common Sensation in Sergey Brin's 'Why…

RT @dspfister: Happy to announce that my latest essay, "Technoliberal Rhetoric, Civic Attention, and Common Sensation in Sergey Brin's 'Why…

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