Here is the list of the blogs for each class member in the Friday section of VM 200. If you're blog isn't on this list, or the information is incorrect, let me know.
Log in to Blogger, visit these blogs, and look for a 'Follow' button in the sidebar. Follow each other, and try to comment on one another's work.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Elizabeth Amarancas - http://themycroft.blogspot.com/
Jeannie An - http://jeanniean.blogspot.com/
Dana Bryant - http://katievm200.blogspot.com/
Brittany Bennet - http://lacynicalidealist.blogspot.com/
Vinny Bittencourt - http://filmschooling.blogspot.com/
Brian Collins - http://vm200bpc.blogspot.com
Zachary D'Agostino - http://dongero.blogspot.com/
Christopher Husta - http://youturnelectric.blogspot.com/
Joshua Krellenstein - http://joshkrellenstein.blogspot.com/
Kristofer Mitchell - http://krismitchell.blogspot.com/
Brooke Rupe - http://blog-mediacriticismtheory.blogspot.com/
Andrew Tuchel - http://atuchel.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeletea smart blog...very odd Sopranos image. I particularly liked
"Barthes argues that the dominant function of the picture’s linguistic message is anchorage, since “all images are polysemous; they imply, underlying their signifies, a ‘floating chain’ of signified, the reader is able to choose some and ignore others. …Polysemy poses a question of meaning…”. Here he is saying that since there are so many ways to interpret signs, text is needed to let us know what specifically the signs want you to believe. For example, one meaning of the statue of liberty is tourism."
shows nice ability to combine quotes and interpretation.
JS