-
Recent Posts
Tags
- accuracy
- advertising
- American Humanist Association
- anonymity
- antilogy
- argumentation
- blogging
- Cicero
- civic rhetoric
- classroom discussion
- comics
- connotation
- derail
- discourse analysis
- diversity
- education
- exclusion
- free speech
- glen weldon
- inclusion
- interaction
- manipulation
- online discourse
- orson scott card
- Paul Ryan
- pedagogy
- politics
- professionalization
- religion
- religious conflict
- religious liberty
- rhetoric
- rhetorical analysis
- rhetoric and writing
- scholarship
- school choice
- stasis
- state-church separation
- teaching
- visualization
- word clouds
- xenophobia
Archives
Tag Archives: word clouds
Visualizing Astroturf
Via Adam Lee’s Daylight Atheism, I came across Geoff Ó Laoidhléis interesting use of word frequency analysis to uncover evidence of an astroturfed anti-abortion group. The group Pro Life Atheists claims to represent atheists opposed to legal abortion. However, Laoidhléis’ analysis … Continue reading
Posted in Online Discourse, Pedagogy, Social Media, Visualization
Tagged discourse analysis, pedagogy, twitter, visualization, word clouds
Leave a comment
