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  1. so quietly ≠ so noiselessly

    Rochallyi, a student of Heidegger, is an author looking for what was not written, believing that there is a dialectical equation between Parmenides and Herakleit.

    Peter Müller - 25.03.2022 - 14:23

  2. Elian Eve Jentoft

    Elian Eve Jentoft, better known as eveghost, is an American author, musician, songwriter, DJ and artist currently based in Oslo, Norway. They have authored a series of books, currently being released incrementally as a multimedia, immersive storytelling project in 2021-22

    Camilla Holm Soelseth - 30.03.2022 - 13:20

  3. Under the Surface

    Under the Surface (also known as "Who in the Hell is Axel Lundén?") is an trans-media 'unfiction' project. Unfiction is fiction that creates an alternate reality, purporting to be authentic and employing aspects of the real world in its narrative, often spooling out onto other platforms than that upon which it begins. The primary medium of this unfiction is an indie folk artist's website. But characters are found on Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter. all of these can be interacted with to explore the story. 

    The project releases monthly installments in the form of chapters and content drops. The chapters include text, with original illustrations, videos, and music to enhance the experience.

    To date, there are seven chapters to enjoy, in addition to numerous supplementary materials including news articles, images, lyrics, and ephemera. Not only digital. Posters for concerts that happened many years ago can be found in Sweden, Norway, and the UK, linking to the main story. 

    Camilla Holm Soelseth - 30.03.2022 - 13:39

  4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    University of Bergen Library - 19.04.2022 - 14:10

  5. ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment

    ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment (ISLE) is the peer-reviewed, international, and transdisciplinary journal of the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE), published quarterly by Oxford University Press (OUP).

    Celebrating the rich confluence of environmental humanities, ecocriticism, and environmental justice, ISLE welcomes submissions from authors creatively engaging these fields from a broad range of disciplines, geographies, and perspectives. ISLE invites scholarly articles and creative writing that interpret the environment in complex, imaginative, and generative ways. As the journal’s work takes place in the material context of intertwined ecological, economic, and social justice crises, ISLE adopts Elizabeth Ammon’s call to find the “brave new words” that will help us understand and engage this moment and imagine and work and move toward alternate futures.

    J. R. Carpenter - 25.04.2022 - 10:39

  6. Nested Folders: On Birds in Digital Poetry

    Digital poets have long explored the representation of birds’ physical presence and their mediation through visual and sonic technologies. Noah Wardrip-Fruin attributes the “first experiment with digital literature and digital art of any kind” to Christopher Strachey (302). The word “duck” appears in Strachey’s Love Letter generator, programmed on the Manchester University Computer in 1952. The word is used as a term of endearment; it does not refer to a specific bird. Birds and bugs intermingle in Jörg Piringer’s early iOS app, abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz (2010). In this piece, the winged creatures are not represented pictorially, but rather, by behaviour. The user selects letter forms from the edges of the screen, which then soar, in the case of birds, or jitter, in the case of crickets. Maria Mencia’s earlier work, Birds Singing Other Birds' Songs, was first exhibited at the Medway Gallery in 2001. As is the case in Piringer’s app, the birds are composed of letter forms.

    J. R. Carpenter - 25.04.2022 - 10:42

  7. Deszczownik / Rainer

    Deszczownik [Rainer] is a literary game and genre hybrid made for the 8 bit Atari. It is a work that spans between e-lit, game dev and the demoscene. The game was inspired by an event that occured in March 2019 in Gdańsk (Poland), where a catholic priest together with a group of churchgoers organized a bonfire, during which they burned books they believed hinder access to God; for instance, Harry Potter. Media worldwide reported this happening.

    Piotr Marecki - 14.05.2022 - 21:22

  8. Follow the Pathfinders: a Case Study Approach to Production, Use, and Readership on Scalar

    This born-digital article examines the multimodal academic publication Pathfinders (Moulthrop and Grigar). Through a combination of interviews with readers and the author, textual analysis of the book, and literature review of Scalar, I trace the affordances of the platform, appropriation by scholars, the media text, and readership of Pathfinders. I distill themes that are key in the multimodality of the book, including platform adoption, institutional embedding, technological context and research values. Throughout the article, which is also written on Scalar, I reflect on my own use of Scalar and the various considerations that come with it in terms of software sustainability, accessibility, and transparency of research context. I conclude with a reflection on the media specificity of Scalar as an academic platform.

    (source: Hyperrhiz abstract)

    Hannah Ackermans - 16.05.2022 - 11:20

  9. Classroom Netprov: A Walkthrough of Electronic Literature Support Group for Teachers

    The combination of playful and critical elements makes the netprov well suited for an online assignment, especially in a course about electronic literature. I organized a netprov for my students in which they each had to personify a work of electronic literature of their choice. To inspire teachers of other electronic literature courses, I outline the process of organizing the netprov here. I will go over my considerations in the learning outcomes, my choice of platform, the integration of the assignment within the course, followed by the different steps of the netprov, and a reflection on the results.

    (snippet from introduction of the tutorial)

    Hannah Ackermans - 16.05.2022 - 11:25

  10. Unipubavhandlinger

    Unipubavhandlinger

    University of Bergen Library - 16.05.2022 - 12:44

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