Digital Detroit: Rhetoric and Space in the Age of the Network
by Jeff Rice
Digital Detroit explores the connections among rhetoric, physical space, and networked technology. Using Detroit as its central context, Jeff Rice considers how digital culture shapes ideas about place, communication, and urban experience, offering a focused study for readers interested in technology, media, rhetoric, and contemporary cities.
About This Book
Digital Detroit considers the relationship between rhetoric and space in an age shaped by networks.
Jeff Rice focuses on Detroit as a context for examining how digital technologies influence ways of understanding place and communication.
The book connects urban experience with broader questions about networked culture and the changing meaning of space.
It will interest readers exploring rhetoric, technology, media, and contemporary urban studies.
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