Comments on: Blogs and Dialogism in the 2008 United States of America Presidential Election Abstract http://janetnews.com/blog/blogs-and-dialogism-in-the-2008-united-states-of-america-presidential-election-abstract Academia-Life-New Media-Rhetoric Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:53:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Janet Johnson http://janetnews.com/blog/blogs-and-dialogism-in-the-2008-united-states-of-america-presidential-election-abstract/comment-page-1#comment-12786 Janet Johnson Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:09:02 +0000 http://janetnews.com/blog/?p=534#comment-12786 Thanks for the comments. Thanks for the comments.

]]> By: W. Peter Teague http://janetnews.com/blog/blogs-and-dialogism-in-the-2008-united-states-of-america-presidential-election-abstract/comment-page-1#comment-12785 W. Peter Teague Mon, 22 Feb 2010 02:33:42 +0000 http://janetnews.com/blog/?p=534#comment-12785 The abstract moves straight to the point of the study, what you hope to accomplish and spawns in this reader's mind immediate “I wonder how questions, and I am curious about that thoughts.” This a desire to explore your research methods, tools, and proof points used to arrive at your conclusions. The use of the word dialogical appears to be deliberate and is appropriately underscored by words such as intimate and interactive. I might have used different words regarding the Clinton and McCain “failures.” Specifically, words suggesting their lack of effective utilization of this new media. That however, is more a reflection of personal style than a substantive critique; neither of which were requested yet worthy of noting. My overall impression: Well done, Ms. Johnson. The abstract moves straight to the point of the study, what you hope to accomplish and spawns in this reader’s mind immediate “I wonder how questions, and I am curious about that thoughts.” This a desire to explore your research methods, tools, and proof points used to arrive at your conclusions. The use of the word dialogical appears to be deliberate and is appropriately underscored by words such as intimate and interactive.

I might have used different words regarding the Clinton and McCain “failures.” Specifically, words suggesting their lack of effective utilization of this new media. That however, is more a reflection of personal style than a substantive critique; neither of which were requested yet worthy of noting.

My overall impression: Well done, Ms. Johnson.

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