From the beginning of the written word, or probably before the written word when people were telling stories around campfires, they were probably stories that involved violence.
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The written word is still important for lots of things.
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MARLBORO Poetry that balances the written word with song performance.
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The social winners create open networks on top of the individual's stream of shared written word, photo, and video; the legacy winners create closed channels from their slate of programed written word, photo, and video.
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There's so much written word available for AI to learn on.
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For better or worse, the written word will always be secondary.
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His sense of style didn't end with the written word, either.
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Our relationship with them predates the written word, agriculture and civilization.
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At one point, the written word was going to destroy civilization.
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It was the promise of the written word to be precise.
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It's clear Mr. Rollins has an affinity for the written word.
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Reports of the death of the written word are greatly exaggerated.
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Incarceration has done little to curb Kaczynski's affinity for the written word.
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Perhaps you've just formulated a take too spicy for the written word.
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"Written word and oral tradition is tainted at that point," Connoley explains.
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Podcasts, however, have begun the slow process of replacing the written word.
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And if you prefer the written word, check out our first impressions.
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What a delightful evocation of the pleasures of reading the written word.
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Our current relationship to the written word could not be more different.
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I grew up in a family where the written word was sacrosanct.
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Will the written word — what you're reading right now — survive the next century?
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Meghan's passion for activism and love of the written word are also represented.
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One of the surprises for me was how challenging the written word is.
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Adults aged 65 and older were the least interested in the written word.
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And how did Trithemius publish his laudatory hymn to the hand-written word?
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It is from her that I inherited my love for the written word.
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"It's a company with a great longstanding commitment to authors and the written word."
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But what they bring is really that love and craft of the written word.
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Gates arms thought and the written word; he disseminates them as calls to action.
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It's one of the early alarmist books about media images replacing the written word.
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What do you see as the main advantages of audio over the written word?
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Nearly every advancement of the written word through new technology has also advanced humankind.
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These dudes even have dinners in celebration of the written word, art, food, and architecture.
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KS: No, but writing ... have you written ... DC: No. I don't use the written word.
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There are others who cannot pronounce a written word if that word represents an animal.
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Grass explained how his team devised a method for translating the written word into DNA.
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Over the past year, AI has seriously improved its ability to generate the written word.
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In the meantime, AlMaaytah says he'll continue to fight for the written word in print.
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In Arrival, the written word is pivotal to Adams' attempts to communicate with the aliens.
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I love the written word and the many forms to which it can be applied.
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I Spoke It. Handwriting Just Doesn't Matter Has the Electronic Image Supplanted the Written Word?
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Something that, he finds, is best interpreted in dance, beyond the reach of written word.
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" And my answer is, "Well, you wouldn't say that about film or the written word.
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Now he felt possessed by an unusual authority, exercised remotely through the digitally transmitted written word.
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The written word is increasingly used to drive readers to more lucrative audio and video offerings.
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Effective communication in speech tends to mean shorter, simpler sentences than when using the written word.
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There is a growing acceptance that the internet is simply bad at supporting the written word.
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He does work in the city very similar to Basquiat, in that it's written-word poetry.
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The rock art, however -- some of which pre-dates the written word -- is already yielding information.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Anselm Kiefer bears a burdensome relationship to the written word.
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She speaks softly, firmly and without fear, but is openly more comfortable with the written word.
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The auction will be on Saturday at prices starting at $400: The Written Word Autographs, invaluable.com.
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In the beginning of the written word, about 5,000 years ago, people scrawled information on clay.
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It is the same conversation defining the difference between a written word and an actual viable threat.
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The /pol/ boards are populated by people who have clearly grown up immersed in the written word.
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It still astonishes me that the written word is capable of placing us in another person's shoes.
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This Does Not Belong to You represents a step forward in Hemon's relationship with the written word.
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The artists in How to Text Sexy activate the heretofore untapped erotic potentialities of the written word.
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That's what Socrates (or Thamus) means when he deprecates the written word: It gives us an out.
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This is because the written word, of course, defines but by nature leaves much to reader's imagination.
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Within a few years, I had become fluent—but only in speech, not in the written word.
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Technophobia is at least as old as Socrates, who warned that the written word would weaken our memories.
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We talked about literature and her romance with the written word and how her world related to it.
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The phenomenon even earned its own term, moji-banare, which roughly translates as "flight from the written word".
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We were very practical about the fact that television is such a different medium than the written word.
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How would you respond to skeptics who worry the internet is ruining the written word for future generations?
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Justice Smith plays Zeke, the lead, a black Nuyorican teen with a considerable talent for the written word.
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Gibson presents a new group of works that handle a combination of painting, textile, and the written word.
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In its place is a dizzying number of ways to interact that go well beyond the written word.
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He has a master's degree in English literature and remains a voracious reader who loves the written word.
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Robot-written word salad T-shirts, however, have managed to become one of the internet's purest inside jokes.
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Even Plato's famed fear of the written word reveals itself to be less scathing than it first seemed.
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It also did not contemplate a world where not all the best journalism would involve the written word.
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MacArthur would hand a valise or an envelope with somebody with a written word and that was the attack.
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So, we could be talking about anything from stone tools and the written word to the latest killer app.
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They deal directly or indirectly with the contrasting temporality of experience and the relative permanence of the written word.
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And 60 years later the power of silence and the written word is igniting much needed debate once again.
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In that book, she explored her depression and suicide attempts, and considered the written word a form of survival.
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Reminder: Facebook is continuing to promote video content on its primary platform at the expense of the written word.
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"I don't have the same aptitude for the written word," Jason, 52, said in a statement released to PEOPLE.
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"We weren't allowed a written word on a page," the 57-year-old actor explained, according to the BBC.
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His descriptions tried to make the same point as Trump's presentation, albeit with the written word instead of video.
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Before there was video, before there was picture, before there was written word, we knew each other by sound.
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So it's no shock that Mr. Zone 6 would make the leap to expressing himself with the written word.
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However, it also reaffirmed the power and relevancy that the written word still has in this day and age.
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The Panthers were so good at using words as weapons because they knew the transformative power of the written word.
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No word yet on when this key update is hitting, but we look forward to further abandoning the written word.
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In part, this stems from the belief that the written word and literacy are two elements of a refined civilization.
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I would have loved to have been a writer, but the written word on its own was never satisfying enough.
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Beginning with that early canvas, "Greetings from California," Ruppersberg returns again and again to books, poems, and the written word.
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R28 Binge Club: Netflix's Trinkets For me, recaps often turn into the It's Always Sunny detective board GIF made written word.
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Sending letters or texts that assert your desires can be fulfilling—the written word is especially powerful and feeds the imagination.
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It may feel like we're living in times when the written word is both more weaponized and endangered than ever before.
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We're certainly living in an era where the paradigm has shifted away from the written word into the moving pixelated image.
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In true Ryan fashion, he explains that Hannah was a true artist, who worked out her loneliness via the written word.
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"I don't have the same aptitude for the written word," Jason, 52, said in a statement released to PEOPLE last year.
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In any case, for all Facebook's claims of 'declining text', the sharing of the written word remains in rude health online.
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As if you needed more proof that we're living in a digital world where emojis have taken over the written word.
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Are we still going to be using an all-in-one tool for handling the written word down the line here?
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But while Burton is well acquainted with the power of the written word, he was newbie when it came to podcasting.
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Blake Charlton's first two fantasy novels Spellwight and Spellbound were excellent studies in the power of the written word and magic.
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When technologies such as the radio, the written word or printed books were new, they were also demonised to begin with.
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John Donohue, a former editor at The New Yorker, has a talent for the visual image, not just the written word.
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"She also deeply believed in the power of art, the power of the written word and the power of collective action."
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But I'm drawn to this tone, this understanding of danger and devastation but the refusal to acknowledge it in written word.
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They are children who take their lead from the myths of cinema, of television, definitely not those of the written word.
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"An Amazon spokesperson said it believes "providing access to the written word is important, including books that some may find objectionable.
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If I ever had a plaque, I would like it to say: He loved the written word, and told the young.
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Many of them function not just as singular temples to the written word, but community centers, auditoria, concert halls, and public gardens.
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Even the most advanced chatbots can't hold a decent conversation, but AI systems are definitely getting better at generating the written word.
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But what we simply need to do is make sure we include the written word as a part of our regular diets.
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Companies are shifting more resources into models that don't rely on the written word, because web advertising isn't a reliable income stream.
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It's definitely one of the cornerstones of our brand and what we're about because the written word is very important to us.
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But, ultimately, Hegland still saw a place for the written word, as well as the tools that traditionally put those words there.
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This word, written in pink, reminds the viewer of the artist's dedication to the written word as well as to visual art.
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It's a rapid devaluing of the written word, a melding of opinions, takes, and stray thoughts into an endless sea of nothingness.
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" Further, he notes that "the sequential, propositional character of the written word fosters what Walter Ong calls the 'analytic management of knowledge.
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They know how powerful the written word can be—how powerful works of art can be— and they want to control it.
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It's seven sessions, written word for word, around 30 to 40 minutes each, so that every patient gets exactly the same thing.
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Creepypastas' tradition of reality-fiction conflation is moving from the written word to audio, not unlike the timeline between Walpole and Welles.
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Should you prefer movies to the written word, cinema provides ample opportunities to escape the confines of your house and home city.
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Around the world, many authoritarian regimes — having largely corralled the internet — now have declared war on the written word, their oldest enemy.
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Stevenson has been heartened by the response — and also surprised, despite having inherited an appreciation of the importance of the written word.
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Even with our written word, we can expose our feelings for what they are, creating deeper and more vulnerable connections with others.
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Just as the written word is not the only mode of documenting narrative, history does not just exist in place, but in people.
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If you ever get joy from the written word, you might not like "Buoys Boys," Fiona Banner's pun-themed exhibition by the sea.
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Using computers to sniff out other computers may yet tell us fascinating things about the delicate membrane between thoughts and the written word.
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The work was, for him, the logical culmination of a fascination with the art of the written word that had begun in boyhood.
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Wednesday afternoon's new Moon in super communicative Gemini illuminates the sector of your chart that's all about sharing information, especially the written word.
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Whatever the theory of learning to read, it took an interested adult who didn't make me feel stupid to unlock the written word.
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Maybe as a result, the written word on termites has traditionally, however, been dominated by sound advice on how to snuff them out.
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There's power in the written word, even in a genre that we tend to consider — because of sexism — less intellectual than some others.
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And here is a dirty little secret: Public libraries, despite their reputations for hushed wonder about the written word, can be rough places.
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In the first grade, my teacher brought me to the library, and that was my key to the wonderment of the written word.
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RATCLIFFE: Well, I think that the Inspector General equivocated a little bit from the written word or his written report in his testimony today.
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The vast landscape of the spoken and written word and its big data counterpart in natural language processing is especially troublesome in this way.
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"When the media discovers that it's true and they found the written word that proves it, then they don't say anything," Candy Carson said.
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When I was a kid, the written word was a thing of picture books and stop signs and cereal boxes and ABC fridge magnets.
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The Cyberpunk genre started with the written word and crept out of the imagination of writers such as William S. Burroughs and JG Ballard.
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Even our encounters with paintings in a museum are ultimately filtered through mass media and the devices with which we read the written word.
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A space devoted to quiet reflection on the written word is also just so much nicer than, say, an echo chamber of negative covfefe.
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And since he didn't note that his motto transcends the written word, we're just going to assume he didn't really understand the question. 7.
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"To engage the written word means to follow a line of thought, which requires considerable powers of classifying, inference-making and reasoning," Postman writes.
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A recent exhibition on the written word at the British Library dates the emergence of cuneiform writing to the fourth millennium B.C.E., in Mesopotamia.
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"As I've gotten older, I appreciate the written word and spoken word more, but Atonement sort of established so much of me," Ronan told Foster.
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We rarely experience "reality" directly; it comes to us filtered through the written word and the TV screen, the Twitter feed and the YouTube stream.
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"They actually encouraged us to ad-lib, so we wouldn't feel like we were hindered by just the written word on the page," she adds.
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Their investigation into the Inn Din massacre illustrates both the vital importance of the freedom to write and the incredible power of the written word.
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Yes, the written word has been in decline since the advent of film and then television, though recent technological change has undoubtedly hastened its fall.
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" Morrison's family said in a Tuesday statement provided by her publisher that the Ohio-born novelist was a "consummate writer who treasured the written word.
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While a pencil is not in itself political, the written word is a vehicle for spreading awareness, spurring reform, and healing ourselves and our communities.
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I need to step back and focus on what it is I can do for now, and that is express my passion in written word.
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The consummate writer who treasured the written word, whether her own, her students, or others, she read voraciously and was most at home when writing.
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Her "blind lust for the written word" guides the narrative, but it is her observant voice, directly addressing readers, that ultimately convinces: Literature is essential.
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Front Burner Dan Rowe, who owns The Written Word Autographs in Tamworth, N.H., has acquired eight pieces of Julia Child memorabilia, including several autographed valentines.
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One of the biggest trends in AI recently has been the creation of machine learning models that can generate the written word with unprecedented fluidity.
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While for fans of the written word, already-dark days look poised to get even darker, Lau doesn't seem too embittered about the whole thing.
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Photography has the power to bring awareness to issues in a way that the written word often cannot, adding a human element to statistics and headlines.
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Workers simply may be more adept at recognizing the patterns of more formal or informal written word, based on experience (with comes with age), Curzan added.
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Image: GettyThe death of the written word continues apace, as a Facebook exec predicted the site would probably be "all video" within the next five years.
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The series features podcasts, written word, and video, and will be distributed via the Starbucks mobile app, online, and through the company's in-store digital network.
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As a Koranic scholar, fluent in Hindi, Urdu and Arabic, he dedicated the last decade of his life to teaching students to interpret the written word.
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The written word, however, becomes far less interesting in places where education is valued but the time and concentration necessary to consume longform writing is lacking.
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The screenplay, by Zak Penn and Ernest Cline, is based on Cline's novel of the same name, but there ends any connection with the written word.
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The written word, whether or not apparent, is important in Armajani's artworks, dating as far back as his earliest pieces made in Iran in the 1950s.
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The same could be said of visual storytelling — which brain researchers will tell you is processed tens of thousands of times faster than the written word.
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In the fall of 2017, Sam Bowman, a computational linguist at New York University, figured that computers still weren't very good at understanding the written word.
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Learning to read well at an early age helps a child achieve better comprehension of the written word and opens a world of knowledge for them.
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The written word was a constant in his life; a sister, Naomi Cannon Brown, recalled that his father would read poems by Edgar Allan Poe aloud.
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The written word was a constant in his life; a sister, Naomi Cannon Brown, recalled that his father would read poems by Edgar Allan Poe aloud.
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Even while our writing world is changing due to things such as tablets, texting, and Twitter, our voices remain unique and distinct through the written word.
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In some ways, it creates a different problem than what computers are used to: math, a subject that isn't nearly as subjective as the written word.
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The company has developed a proprietary ecosystem that involves ingesting the written word, then turning that into audio content that literally becomes the "voice" of the brand.
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Clips is an attempt to combine the emerging medium of audio with book geeks' love of the written word — but adding a 21st century dimension to it.
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Researchers are bullish about the growing ability of AI to extract meaning from the written word, and companies that want to automate recruitment could benefit for this.
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That's a tough concept for a youngster whose relationship with the written word is confined to social-media messages penned by friends in the last few hours.
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While both duchess and princess are both acceptable for conversation and the written word, PEOPLE chooses to refer to the royal as Princess Kate (and here's why!).
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Just as past generations gained textual literacy in school, learning how to master the written word, from alphabets to indexes, the next generation will master visual literacy.
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Over the centuries, Orpheus's archetypal character has been adapted to represent the style and culture of each age and it's conception of music and the written word.
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E-books may not be the one true future of reading, but for millions of people, they've become the main way to engage with the written word.
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Explaining his philosophy in an interview with the critic and television producer Georges Charbonnier in 1965, Mr. Butor said, "Every written word is a victory over death."
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More / Less showcases cultural shifts over the last 30 years, and the 200 works from Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's collection include written word and abstraction.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Sydney Kramer: Welcome to The Last Bookstore, a sprawling shop in Los Angeles where the written word is still alive.
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Our courts proliferate with these bastions of the conservative right and we are told that they are simply engaged in sober "textual" assessment of the written word.
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According to the UK's Sun newspaper, both Savitsky and Beloguzov were avid readers and used the written word to pass time on the bottom of the world.
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"Theater in its most basic form is a kind of reading aloud," she notes, adding that grown-ups customarily take in the written word silently and alone.
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Experts declared it to be a disaster of incalculable proportions, the greatest loss of the written word in Africa since the destruction of the library of Alexandria.
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He died there in 1946, of leukemia—the unforgiving disease cutting short Moholy-Nagy's tireless experimentation with painting, sculpture, collage, photography, film, design, and the written word.
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I love to sext—and I'm a cross-platform, multimedia sexter—but for me, the written word is hotter, more sexually charged than a context-less organ image.
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The Creators Project talked to Wynter about her residency at the Royal Standard, her Skype-based project HEADFUCK, and how she's learning to experiment with the written word.
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The application process could also be more difficult for anyone who struggles with expressing themselves through the written word, including those for whom English isn't a first language.
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It is grounded in the written word, bathed in Jordan almond shades, and proof that the more you consider camp, the more slippery, confounding and absorbing it becomes.
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Mr. Rosenthal never stopped writing for a variety of publications, even as he lamented that technology — from the telegraph to the tweet — had steadily devalued the written word.
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Taking an interest in calligraphy at an early age, Mestrovic moved to Japan, where he learned Japanese and continued to expand his interest in the spoken and written word.
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As the one-year anniversary of Joey Feek's death approaches, Rory Feek is promising to keep his wife's memory alive in as many ways possible – including the written word.
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Meanwhile, there will be—in actual reality—a real empty room devoid of very real writers who were providing content to a time-tested, "preferred platform:" the written word.
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But then the script was written, word for word, by (director) Ken Levine, and (artist) Scott Sinclair, (designers) Nate Wells and Stephen Alexander helped flesh out the narrative scenes.
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Luckily, although the written word may have been destroyed, or may have never existed in the first place, the Etruscan fighting sports have been memorialized and documented in art.
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Solibo's death represents the allegorical death of a Creole oral tradition in the French Caribbean that leaves the stage clear for the new narrative form of the written word.
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Writers are more or less professional bookworms and wannabe authors, so you can trust that our recommendations will go over well with anyone else who loves the written word.
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Even more so than with the written word, listeners are made helpless to the host's narrative, rendered incapable of clicking a link or checking an index for more information.
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I was quite surprised that although AI is now quite good at writing short-form literature, it's still not able to really sustain the written word over a long term.
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Images and words are at odds — a classic Baldessari technique for prompting viewers to question their own assumptions about the trustworthiness of the visual world, the written word or both.
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" Since Epstein was not a classically trained painter, he says that art history does not have as much of an influence on him as "the written word of philosophical thought.
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Branagh directs the hell out of Orient Express, and on glorious 191979mm no less, but just like its predecessors, the movie doesn't do the written word of Ms. Christie justice.
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Podcasts are another, but he said newsletters are "an order of magnitude more important" because you can convey more information with the written word and there are lower production costs.
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Over the past two years, James has been partial to tightly controlled political displays, whether as the written word or on the dramatically lit stage of a prime-time performance.
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Written language will be only more important in our children's lives as the world becomes more and more networked, in the largest written-word-based community that has ever existed.
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It's because of the fact that you're taking all the universal elements of human expression: the human voice, music, light, sound, movement, the written word and the spoken word, poetry.
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Written Word The songwriting duo Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil in "Beautiful" repeat to one another a particular line that pays tribute to their success at work and at home.
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The Soviet Union, and left totalitarianism in general, is a culture of the written word; the Third Reich, and right authoritarianism in general, is a culture of the spoken word.
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McCulloch discusses the new occurrences and patterns in our written word, observing how we've shifted from a formal way of writing to an informal and even messier way of writing.
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Starting with Socrates — a guy who thought the written word was bad for your brain — Luddites have been needlessly conservative about what it means to think deeply and live well.
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In the history of the scholarship of history, we, as academics, have privileged cultures with writing, even though advanced societies existed that relied on oral tradition rather than the written word.
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In the interview, Dr. Soon-Shiong expressed interest in expanding Times journalism beyond the written word and said he would build a state-of-the-art studio for video and podcasts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BEXHILL, UK — If you ever get joy from the written word, you might not like Buoys Boys, Fiona Banner's pun-themed exhibition by the sea.
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I could pen the most persuasive essay in the history of the written word, or represent college athletes at Congressional hearings in Washington, D.C. where political advisors are brought to tears.
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Though it is certainly a challenge to stage an exhibition on the written word, Sudan / South Sudan Literature Week successfully demonstrates the richness and diversity of the countries' overlooked literary scenes.
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Unlike the written word or some abstract painting, photography has the power to freeze a moment in time, transport us to a faraway land, or even start an explosive Twitter reaction.
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For generations, humanity's primary means of communication across distance was the written word: a shortcoming so critical that technology needed to be invented to fill the gap for the spoken word.
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Without the barrier of language, it expresses emotions, and visualizes in one looping series of frames what it would take the written word, well, at least a sentence, maybe even two!
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These recent mural pieces also proved to loosen up a practice that was tightly closed, in terms of its self-referential methodology, to allusions of the figure and of the written word.
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The country music star, 72, has created a special video and playlist to encourage children to explore the art of the written word just in time for YouTube Kids' global Reading Month.
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"I don't have the same aptitude for the written word," he said, "but if I did, I can assure you that my tale would be about the most epic love story… ours."
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Over these last few years all of us, readers and writers alike, have developed a growing appreciation for what the Internet wants to take away: our time alone with the written word.
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"I don't have the same aptitude for the written word," he says, "but if I did, I can assure you that my tale would be about the most epic love story… ours."
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We talk about the power of the written word to shift whole levels of consciousness while constantly lamenting the death of publishing, the death of the novel, the death of the reader.
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In 2007, for her best-known work, Calle asked 107 women to respond to a breakup email from her ex-boyfriend; they did, through song, dance, the written word, even crossword puzzles.
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"I hate the written word," the choreographer Reggie Wilson said with an almost wicked edge, as he sat in his cozy kitchen in Brooklyn, drinking sweet tea on a recent blustery day.
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Taking the form of objects, images, actions, and the written word, sometimes combined, Alkadhi's mutagenic and nomadic practice defies easy descriptions; it 'acts' directly, with people, places, circumstances, history, images, and materiality.
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So, we're thinking about the layers of experience, because every day it's just a person logging onto an app trying to find something, and now we have to give them some written word.
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If interpreting the intended meaning of a written word is already overwhelming for computers, imagine a world where a machine is in charge of translating what you say out loud in specific situations.
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Mr Puchner, a professor at Harvard University, places the written word at the very heart of things, bringing scribes and scribblers out from the shadows and giving them their moment in the sun.
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As was mentioned in the previous article on Masters of Defence in Renaissance Italy, one problem that plagued all instructors was the transmission of information via the written word, known as la communicative.
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He trained as a calligrapher before studying painting and printmaking in Paris in the 1970s and has made the written word, as a conveyor of spiritual philosophy, poetry and politics, his primary medium.
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Venus, planet of personal values, is in the sector of your chart that rules writing, and harmonizing with Jupiter, planet of excess: You will find it beneficial to reflect through the written word.
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His observational preoccupations increasingly took the form of attention to voice and its properties – just as the tape-recorder comes to play a major role – and the written word as a printed voice.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The written word — whether in poetry or scripture — has been an integral element of Persian art for centuries, with books and architecture often elaborately decorated with texts.
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Her preoccupation with the perils of the written word in a charged political environment led her to write "After Lives: Legacies of Revolutionary Writing" (1996), a study of three writers who were assassinated.
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In the late 16th and 17th centuries, and continuing on for many years in the future, the debate raged as to whether one could truly learn the intricacies of combatives through the written word.
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We've all had embarrassing written word-related misfortune in our lives, whether it be accidentally sending the wrong text off to the wrong person or hitting send on an email before we finished editing.
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Without the barrier of language, it expresses emotions, and visualizes in one looping series of frames what it would take the written word, well, at least a... Two months ago, I strained my neck.
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The State Department currently has 12 staff interpreters in Arabic, French, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Russian and 16 staff translators — who translate the written word — in Arabic, Russian, and Ukrainian, a State Department official said.
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Today, Sophie Scholl is remembered across Germany as a legendary figure who fought the Nazis with the power of the written word, as well as one of the greatest women of the twentieth century.
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"Because Stalin's primary means of interacting with the physical world was through paper, it is not surprising that he continued to demonstrate a superstitious awe for the power of the written word," Kalder observes.
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Needless to say, di Suvero did start working with his hands; his relationship with art spans from his sculpture to his love of classical music to his still-intense affair with the written word.
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Not wanting to completely give up on writing, I chose to go into communications, where I could apply my love of the written word to churning out press releases and event blurbs for local newsletters.
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So for all the Academy's lack of diversity — a real and serious problem — the event also highlighted a positive message: The death of print, and of the written word in general, has been greatly exaggerated.
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It's notoriously tough to translate sarcasm into the written word, but with the help of technology and science, it soon might get a little bit easier to tell when someone's being sarcastic with their emoji.
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While I focused on traditional reporting using the written word, Hodan used an innovative video storytelling approach to present a side of Somalia that had been left out for so long in the media narratives.
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Last week I happened upon a very bad tweet and it's been haunting me ever since, filling me with a quiet and persistent rage I can only release through the art of the written word.
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Kathleen Grace, CEO of production company New Form, noted that Tik Tok's emphasis on visuals and music instead of spoken or written word makes it distinctly democratic in convening users across countries on equal footing.
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His somewhat informal style of drawing, somewhere in between sketch and cartoon, invites a cursory looks at his work, but his clever use of the written word begs a closer, slower examination of his drawings.
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Without doing the Google work, something tells me there was a lot of hand wringing at the advent of cinema along the same lines, arguments that film lacked the clear advantages of the written word.
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And with all this visual noise clamoring for our attention, it can feel like the written word is being forgotten or overlooked as people ditch a thousand words in favor of sharing a few photos.
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It's catering to an audience that wants to communicate in new, faster and sometimes goofier ways, and the result may be a written language that's as likely to include the written word as an emoji.
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In a hundred years—when America is a smoking wasteland where three-headed nuclear squirrels play in the rusting craters of bombed-out Chipotles and the written word no longer exists—what songs will survive?
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But when it comes to books for young children, there's a certain research imperative to figure out the role that screens can or should or might play in those first exposures to the written word.
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The challenge for Articoolo will be not to strive for perfection, but to create something with the nuance of the written word, with the ability to gather information and present it in an effective way.
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My intention all along has been to simply share that same enthusiasm for the written word because as you can tell from my life, I know full well the benefits of being a literate human being.
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And to understand, I used to think that if you wanted to be great in business, you should major in English because I think the written word is so powerful and demonstrates a lot of leadership.
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The NYPL is not the first to try and redress this balance: a number of companies have sprung up in recent years hoping to use technology and new delivery patterns to encourage engagement with the written word.
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"They don't write books about women like me," Claudia says bitterly and, since Joe lives his life by the written word, it causes us to realize just how little honest perspective we've really gotten in this story.
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Over Donald Trump's first three weeks in the Oval Office, it's become clear that his White House and agencies are adopting their boss' ambivalence toward elitist orthography and embracing a more phonetic approach to the written word.
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And now they are able to go beyond the script, using alphabets, emojis, invented characters and foreign languages, or bypassing the written word altogether by speaking into their phones and computers—in their own languages and dialects.
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If I were this hypothetical and monstrous student-athlete, I would reply to this coach asking her why she felt it necessary to write me the most passive aggressive letter in the history of the written word.
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I was fortunate to be a scholarship student at a rigorous New York private school with a weekly newspaper, and some of the older students I admired taught me the power that the written word could have.
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In a true testament to the power of the Written Word, a bidding war ensued, pushing the Chris Mann original from an initial bid of $175 to a winning bid of $6,600 just one day after publication.
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So if anyone needs me during the State of the Union, I'll be sitting by the fire keeping the written word alive — immersing myself in fictional plots that are many times more coherent than our current national nightmare.
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Elena Berriolo: My interest in the written word came after my pursuit of the book as the oldest three-dimensional, compact, time machine—but it is hard to work within the book format without thinking about the word.
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But, why didn't the clever sea princess – who's already proven herself literate, or at least familiar with the concept of the written word, by signing a contract with Ursula – explain the precarious situation to her hunk via writing?
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Strindberg had incendiary views about the written word — "Libraries should be burned every now and then, otherwise the baggage becomes too big to carry," he wrote — and he also had specific ideas about how theaters should be experienced.
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" Jason Finder, Alan's son, wrote on Facebook on Tuesday that his father "believed deeply in the power of the written word and the urgency of truth" and that he was "in many ways the consummate twentieth century newspaperman.
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Anxieties over technology's impact on society are as old as society itself; video games, television, radio, the telegraph, even the written word—they were all, at one time, scapegoats or harbingers of humanity's cognitive, creative, emotional, and cultural dissolution.
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Both Adventists and Witnesses attach huge importance to winkling out the meaning of God's written word, and hence they have not been much concerned with pursuing meaning or inspiration in music, art or in literature other than the Bible.
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THOUSAND WORDS: EDMUND WHITE, D.T. MAX AND CURT RICHTER (Wednesday) Mr. Richter's latest book of photography, "Thousand Words: Portraits From the Key West Literary Seminar," includes titans of the written word like Margaret Atwood, Gore Vidal and Junot Díaz.
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Advertising with text may not be as good as with video, which may be why so many other companies "pivoted to video," but we think the written word is still the best way to convey certain types of stories.
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Mendelsohn is predicting the obsolescence of the written word, at least on Facebook That sounds far-fetched, but consider the way Facebook is decreasing an emphasis on text and diving headfirst into video with numerous recent updates and features.
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Unlike Greek martial arts history, which is carefully outlined by philosophers, poets, and historians, the immense African fighting sports history is not found in the written word, but rather in the continued traditions of the people who occupy those places today.
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Predictably, Trump has reacted to Wolff's book in the manner of a wounded despot—by declaring that Bannon, once his closest adviser in matters of isolationism and white nationalism, has "lost his mind," and by declaring war on the written word.
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But the problem for his team is that Iowa conducts elections through caucuses, in which individuals must show up to a precinct at a specific time and vote, not through a ballot or written word, but with their physical presence.
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His intermediaries repeatedly delivered a message that Mr. Mueller, then the special counsel, conveyed last month in a rare public appearance: A prosecutor speaks through his indictments and the written word rather than the public spectacle of a congressional hearing.
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Considering Galdwell and Weisberg's background in the written word, Pushkin relies on a strong lineup of writers to front several of its shows, such as New York Times media editor Bruce Headlam and journalist and best-selling author Michael Lewis.
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Those of us who engage in the publication and sustenance of the written word do so to insure that language for our future generations remains intact, powerful and ultimately renewed, capable of its role during times of crisis and celebration.
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But rather than risking rejection or failure, you prefer to wait and see how you can reach your goal without spending time in the trial-and-error process, which makes the pen (and written word) a more powerful tool to you.
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"With our launch of podcasts, we have become so much more than a written-word product and we can now leverage our hundreds of local reporters to bring their unique storytelling and analysis to our subscribers in a whole new way," says Mather.
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This process resulted in the liberation of political prisoners who have long viewed the written word as a powerful means to register their dissent, and in the opening up of a new space for free expression and opinion for all members of society.
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For a language in which the written word often bears little resemblance to the spoken one, the exercise has at once become the legendary bane of generations of schoolchildren as well as a rite of passage, even indoctrination, to actually being French.
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Over and over we are reminded of the multiple narrative layers: the story is being written into existence just as the Boy is illustrating the written word before our eyes, "inventing" (in the classical sense of discovering as well as creating) the story.
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Schama has a novelist's flair for narrative history and tends to stress certain continuities in his story; Kirsch, hewing to the written word, proceeds by offering detailed accounts of seminal texts from Deuteronomy to Sholem Aleichem that highlight the variety of Jewish experience.
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The oral storyteller has formed the bedrock of the French Creole tradition; as the written word has gained in influence, the task of these writers has been to find a way to represent the authenticity of the oral tradition on the page.
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But as Schulz and Bellard both pointed out, it's great to be able to rely on audio for media consumption, but for serious engagement with the written word and many educational purposes, braille is either necessary or a very useful alternative to speech.
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So far, leaning into this expertise and neutrality has been relatively simple — prompts to engage, tonal choice, careful pronouns, the written word — as our assistant lives entirely within the digital interface, responsive to 'your' voice, but without an audible one of their own.
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To the student who sits in the back of the room with the chemistry textbook propped open and a library book tucked inside: You'll have to learn chemistry, there's no getting around it, but we revel in your love for the written word.
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Creators develop followings of people who use a very cool feature to annotate comments on music in line with the music itself (not unlike the aural equivalent of what Genius does for written word, or now is doing with Spotify with new service Fact Track).
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The written word was thrown out in 10,000 Bars of exorcism, and what is left is a series of rooms showing different scenes from the movie of Lil Wayne—an impressionistic tableau, a physical space to be explored rather than a document to be consumed.
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One recent report said that 90 million people have listened to a podcast in the last month, and I suspect one reason for this boom is that podcasts don't lend themselves to social media's hostile scrutiny quite as easily as the written word does.
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Kathleen Kelly is caught between two love interests and two approaches to the written word: Her live-in boyfriend, Frank (Greg Kinnear), who is absorbed in his own pretentious writing, and her professional rival Joe, who sees books as mere products to be pushed.
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While attention continues to be focused on the rise and growing sophistication of voice-based interfaces, a startup that is using artificial intelligence to improve how we communicate through the written word has raised a round of funding to capitalise on its already profitable growth.
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That money is, of course, on top of a base salary from their main written-word employer — meaning that some political reporters are raking in low-to-mid six figures per year in an industry that has for years experienced widespread buyouts, layoffs, and belt-tightening.
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So given how much attention has been (and continues to be) lavished on visual forms of communication — from photo filters to selfie lenses to style transfer — there's arguably space for a clever social sharing app that brings the power of the written word back into focus.
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There is a place for small bits of content on it in terms of video content, but I don't know that that's ... What is interesting to me as the written word, which doesn't really have a place to exist very much anymore as we move forward. Right.
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Taboola, the startup behind the publishing widget that recommends more content at the end of articles online, has made an acquisition to expand its horizons beyond the written word: it has bought ConvertMedia, a recommendation engine designed specifically to sniff out and recommend online videos at scale.
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"My Side of the Mountain" had a massive influence on me, connecting my love of the outdoors with the written word, particularly the clever woodsman's survival techniques by which young Sam the runaway literally carves out a living for himself in the wilderness of the Catskills.
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For a kid to get a text message written directly for them, and read directly to them, which they can reply to in some fashion, it teaches them something powerful about the written word—that it can be used to connect with people you care about.
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In the meantime, far from helping with the wider problem of the internet's abusive relationship with the written word, Articoolo is doing its best to accelerate the slope of the onramp that feeds intellectually vacant slabs of content online like a donut factory feeds a conveyor belt.
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I think that it was very easy for a long time for a straight, cis, white male publishing world to convince everyone that they were the ultimate authorities on the written word, because they were the gatekeepers and they ensured that we were only acclimated to one voice.
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Since leaving the administration in April 2018, he's returned to the written word, still determined to find rationality and gravitas in the president's zigzags, though this time more like a hapless Beijing Marxist trying to match Xi Jinping pronouncements to Das Kapital through strategic use of a paper shredder.
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At this installment of the regular show and podcast, John Reynolds, of "Search Party" and "Stranger Things," joins Patti Harrison of "The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon"; Aaron Jackson of "The Opposition With Jordan Klepper"; and Adult Swim's Lorelei Ramirez to explore the wonderful world of the written word.
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Arguing against the need for traditional drilling of grammatical paradigms, Mr Greene advocates an approach focused on immersion in the written word, supplemented with some rote learning; surprisingly, given his earlier remarks on the loss of the who/whom distinction, he considers mastery of this necessary for producing "high-quality prose".
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All around me, it soon became clear, were examples of a different kind of reader, people (some of them professors, some colleagues and friends, some critics I knew only on the page) who read slowly but intensely, who measured their encounters with the written word in depth rather than in volume.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "The Soul-Crushing Student Essay," by Scott Korb (On Campus column, Sunday Review, April 22): Students should know that writing, like art, expresses how we feel, what we know, our dreams and our opinions, crafted using the written word, as an artist dips into a palette.
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In the emerging Trump era, the story was a memorable example, for the legislators and the country, of how an off-the-cuff yarn — unverifiable and of confusing origin — became a prime policy mover for a president whose fact-gathering owes more to the oral tradition than the written word.
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Indeed, at time when we debate the effectiveness of images, viral videos, and body cameras to convey the violent outrages of our present moment, Alexievich's book, and the "epic chorus" of voices it contains, is a bracing reminder of the enduring power of the written word to testify to pain like no other medium.
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Permanent secretary for the Swedish Academy Sara Danius defended the win, comparing Dylan to Sappho and Homer and arguing that poetry and song were once conjoined—in fact, Homeric and Sapphic songs pre-date the concept of literature altogether, and only became defined by the written word after they'd survived long enough through oral transmission.
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Permanent secretary for the Swedish Academy Sara Danius defended the win, comparing Dylan to Sappho and Homer and arguing that poetry and song were once conjoined—in fact, Homeric and Sapphic songs pre-date the concept of literature altogether, and only became defined by the written word after they'd survived long enough through oral transmission.
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Thornwillow's current project is to create a letterpress and hand-bound limited edition of The Great Gatsby (which has already eclipsed its $10,000 funding goal by 10 times — good news, as proceeds from this edition will benefit the Thornwillow Institute and Makers Village, a nonprofit committed to teaching and perpetuating the arts and crafts of the written word).
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The written word is an essential part of this endeavor, and our storytellers have transported you to to some of the world's most interesting places, like Senegal, where the Baobab tree is beloved; the Solomon Islands, where we introduced you to the Seaweed King and his sinking empire, and Madagascar, where vanilla is as precious as silver.
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The key for VR — you know, when students come to my lab and they pitch me ideas — whether it be for research projects or, we're Stanford, everyone's got a startup idea — if you give me 20 ideas to use VR to solve a problem, I'll say 19 of them would be better solved using video or the written word or some other technology.
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You can weep for the state of the written word — and let's face it, a whole lot of content isn't even written these days; I mean, why expend energy composing actual sentences when you can just live stream a melon being slow-ploded by rubber bands, or you can build technology to automate the writing process to churn out even more #content?
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Of course there are aspects of our communal society — caring for the old, the domestication of livestock, the cultivation of crops — that link us to only a few other species, and other aspects, such as the written word, that link us to none as yet discovered, but in no place but our own minds have we truly transcended our animal brethren.
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What I've found, though, in even just the past week, amid whatever other forms of fighting back, is that as I started to believe even I don't give a shit about books anymore, much less the rest of all of it, I suddenly realized again that reading has long been one of the ways I ever felt alive: Something in the written word can't be struck.
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We're uber-educated and analytics-based, so people go to websites and read blogs and try to get the best information and try to figure out what sounds right to them, but it turns out that taking care of babies and toddlers is not so much information-based as it is skill-based, and those skills take a bit more than just the written word.
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But Weiner says that at Firefox, Pocket can expand the reach of high-quality journalism at a large scale: "In a world where we are buried by content, where it's become increasingly harder to find signal in the noise, truth from fiction, and even the value of our press and written word is being challenged, we need a platform where high-quality, thoughtful content and free speech can rise above the rest."
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It's interesting that the written word and publishing, which we're currently focused on though not limited to, is kind of the last to be ... There's a time when it was going to be the death of the music industry and there was a time ... It was never, as I recall, the death of the TV industry, but there's a time when reality TV dominated and that's what we kind of thought the future was.
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Yeah they've gotta do that because they need the stuff on the ... And why I think the company should have an editorial team is to bring that care to the written word, and the voice and everything, that you do to your design, to your code, to the performance, everything else that you have dedicated people to ... It seems like just a huge [missed opportunity] that most teams don't have that. Right.
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The readout displays one dark pink line if the drink is bad or two lines if it's OK. "We're focused mostly on getting product out there, and we want to hear the first story of how this helps someone because that will make it all worth it," said Undercover Colors' director of research and development, Nick Letourneau, adding that it could eventually display a pattern or a written word like newer pregnancy tests do.
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