Using the same central themes I worked from in my reading notes for the week, I linked both Data-palace: Modern memory work in digital environments and Re-membering identity: Recovering textual networks through a remediated canon through the ways both speak to the use of distributed and embodied memory and its analysis.

Bridging Spinuzzi’s Tracing Genres, I also use connections between the work Solberg has done on workplaces practices in the 1920s, ‘30s, and ‘40s and how the the same “crystallization” Spinuzzi tracks in the same way. Both works, I note, Data-palace: Modern memory work in digital environments and Re-membering identity: Recovering textual networks through a remediated canon also communicate the ways in which the situated body is part of the distributed cognition, even if only Solberg notes it more within the context.