This is an anthology of AVAnnotate projects developed for RHE 306: Rhetoric and Writing. For this project, students were asked to think about how arguments about gentrification function differently in digital spaces—through sound, image, and voice. Using AVAnnotate, they produced original audio or video compositions paired with annotations and a transcript that examine the rhetorical […]
This digital edition by Tanya Clement transcribes and contextualizes recordings of the Harlem Renaissance writer and anthropologist Zora Neale Hurston doing fieldwork in Jacksonville, FL. Held by the Florida Memory Project, the Zora Neale Hurston’s WPA field recordings in Jacksonville, FL were made for the Library of Congress on June 18, 1939 with Herbert Halpert
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