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- Digital Différence is named after Derrida's idea of différence, the associative play with words both to "differ" and to "defer." With this blog and this class, I'd like to explore these ideas but use them to criticize the digital world - its videos, webpages, renderings of all things we can consider writing. See the About page for more info.