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Primal Affective Ground and Digital Poetry David Jhave Johnston 2010 digital poetics, visual language, sound, affect, generative, combinatorial, video
Electronic Literature: New Horizons for the Literary N. Katherine Hayles 2008 hypertext, textuality, embodiment, affect, literary history, writing-materiality, literary criticism, narrative theory, intermediation, digitality
Grafik Dynamo (Catalog) Joseph Tabbi, Kate Armstrong, Michael Tippett 2010 narrative, word-and-image, textuality, affect, literary criticism, comics, sublime, image and text, designwriting, graphic design
Hors-Categorie: An Embodied, Affective Approach to Interactive Fiction David Benin 2008 interactive fiction, embodiment, affect, drugs, doping, Tour de France
Involvement, Interruption, and Inevitability: Melancholy as an Aesthetic Principle in Game Narratives Daniel Punday 2004 game narratives, melancholy, emotion, affect, immersion, reader response
List(en)ing Post Rita Raley 2009 generative, reading, attention, polyattentiveness, attentive, embodiment, affect, disorientation, surveillance, interference, mobility, listening, crowds, multi-sensorial, algorithmic text generation, imobility, social relations, totality, voyeurism, statistical work, media ecology, lists
Literal Art John Cayley 2004 writing, literal art, materiality, pixel, line, affect, programmatology, digital poetry, poetics, e-poetics, Digital, alphabetic, Kittler, media studies, literary studies
Making Sense: aspects of the literary in electronic environments Maria Angel, Anna Gibbs 2010 e-literature, e-lit, interactive, literature and technology, body, affect
Office Diva Josephine Anstey, Dave Pape 2011 installation, psychoanalysis, voice, emotion, affect, character
Tailspin Christine Wilks 2008 Flash, affect, audio, sound, visual narrative, disability
The Unsatisfied Reading Philippe Bootz 2010 poetics, reading, procedural, affect, Costa, sublime, presentation, representation, affective reading, analytical reading
Third Hand Plays: The Comedy of Subjection Brian Kim Stefans 2011 electronc literature, subjection, affect, Hugh Kenner, Samauel Beckett, Flaubert, desire, politics of literature, James Joyce
Why Digital Literature Has Always Been “Beyond the Screen” Andrew Michael Roberts 2010 interactivity, embodiment, affect, body, movement, enactment, depth, impersonality
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