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Takehana, Elise. The Baroque Technotext: Literature in a Digital Mediascape. Bristol, Chicago: Intellect Books, 2020. Added by: joachim (3/14/20, 1:09 AM) Last edited by: joachim (3/14/20, 1:11 AM) |
Resource type: Book Language: en: English ID no. (ISBN etc.): 9781789381658 BibTeX citation key: Takehana2020 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details |
Categories: General Keywords: Alternative Comics, Materiality, Metaisierung, USA, Ware. Chris Creators: Takehana Publisher: Intellect Books (Bristol, Chicago) |
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To date, most criticism of print and digital technotexts – literary objects that foreground the role of their media of inscription – has emphasized the avant-garde contexts of a text’s production. The Baroque Technotext opens new perspectives on this important and innovative literary canon, analysing the role of baroque and neo-baroque aesthetics in the emergence and possible futures of technotexts. Combining the insights of poststructuralist theory of the baroque, postcolonial theory of the neobaroque, and insightful critique of the prevailing modernist approaches to technotexts, The Baroque Technotextreframes critical debate of contemporary experiments in literary practice in the late age of print. Analyses of works from authors including Jonathan Safran Foer, Chris Ware and David Clark are matched with reflections on other media texts – film, visual art and interface design – that have adopted baroque aesthetic tropes.
Table of Contents Introduction: An Anamorphic Projection of the Title References |
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