A companion to digital literary studies / edited by Ray Siemens and Susan Schreibman

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Bibliogr. en fin de contribution. Index

Part I. Introduction 1. Imagining the new media encounter/ Alan Liu Part II. Traditons 2. ePhilology: when the books talk to their readers / Gregory Crane, David Bamman and Alison Jonas 3. Disciplinary impact and technological obsolescence in digital medieval studies / Daniel Paul O'Donnel 4. "Knowledge will be multiplied": digital literary studies and Early Modern Literature / Matthieu Steggle 5. Eighteenth-century literature in English and other languages: image, text, and hypertext / Peter Damian-Grint 6. Multimedia and multitasking: a survey of digital resources for nineteenth-century literary studies / John A. Walsh 7. Hypertext and Avant-texte in twentieth-century and contemporary literature / Dirk Van Hulle Part III. Textualities 8. Reading digital literature: surface, data, interaction, and expressive processing / Noah Wardrip-Fruin 9. Is there a text on this screen? Reading in an era of hypertextuality / Bertrand Gervais 10. Reading on screen: the new media sphere / Christian Vanderdorpe 11. The virtual codex from page space to e-space / Johanna Drucker 12. Handholding, remixing, and the instant replay: new narratives in a postnarrative world / Carolyn Guertin 13. Fictional worlds in the Digital Age / Marie-Laure Ryan 14. Riddle machines: the history and nature of interactive fiction / Nick Montfort 15. Too dimensional: literary and technical images of potentiality in the history of hypertext / Belinda Barnet and Darren Tofts 16. Private public reading: readers in digital literature installation / Mark Leahy 17. Digital poetry: a look at generative, visual, and interconnected possibilities in its first four decades / Christopher Funkhouser 18. Digital literacy studies: performance and interaction / David Z. Saltz 19. Licensed to play: digital games, player modifications and authorized production / Andrew Mactavish 20. Blogs and blogging: text and practice / Aimée Morrison Part IV. Methodologies 21. Knowiing ...: modeling in literary studies Willard McCarty 22. Digital and analog texts John Lavagnino 23.Cybertextuality and philology / Ian Lancashire 24. Electronic scholarly editions / Kenneth M. Price 25. The text encoding initiative and the study of literature / James Cummings 26. Algorithmic criticism /Stephen Ramsay 27. Writing machines / William Winder 28. Quantitative analysis and literary studies / David L. Hoover 29. The virtual library /G. Sayeed Choudhury and David Seaman 30. Practice and preservation - Format issues / Marc Bragdon, Alan Burk, Lisa Charlong, and Jason Nugent 31. Character encoding / Christian Witturn Annotated overview and selected electronic resources / Tanya Clement and Gretchen Gueguen