Electronic Literature, Chapter 1: Genres of Electronic Literature
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Description:
This research collection includes references from the first chapter of Electronic Literature by Scott Rettberg (Polity, 2018), which is focused on the question of how we can describe genres in electronic literature, and why we should. The chapter also provides an overview of key critical writing in the field.
People:
Name |
Residency |
|---|---|
| Belinda Barnet |
Australia
AU
|
| Bernard Stiegler |
France
FR
|
| Brian Kim Stefans |
Los Angeles
United States
US
|
| Chris Funkhouser |
Newton
, NJ
United States
New Jersey US
|
| Christian Ulrik Andersen | |
| David Ciccoricco |
Dunedin
New Zealand
NZ
|
| David Jhave Johnston |
Montreal
, QC
Canada
Quebec CA
|
| Dene Grigar |
Vancouver
, WA
United States
Washington US
|
| Espen Aarseth |
Copenhagen
Denmark
DK
|
| Friedrich Kittler |
Germany
DE
|
| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Germany
DE
|
| George P. Landow |
United States
US
|
| Giselle Beiguelman |
São Paulo
, SP
Brazil
São Paulo BR
|
| Gunther Kress | |
| Ian Bogost |
United States
US
|
| J. Yellowlees Douglas |
United States
US
|
| Jacques Derrida |
Paris
France
FR
|
| Jay David Bolter |
Atlanta
, GA
United States
Georgia US
|
| Jeremy Douglass |
San Diego
, CA
United States
California US
|
| Jessica Pressman |
United States
US
|
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Creative works:
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Title |
Author | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Code Movie 1 | Giselle Beiguelman | 2004 |
| Nio | Jim Andrews | 2001 |
| Project for Tachistoscope [Bottomless Pit] | William Poundstone | 2005 |
| The Last Performance | Judd Morrissey, Mark Jeffery | 2007 |
Critical Writing:
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