Pages that link to "Property:P3"
The following pages link to Wikidata entity identifier (P3):
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- Salon 3: April 14, 2020: Collaborative Writing With Spreadsheets Fantasy Lunch (Q6214) (← links)
- Salon 4: May 12, 2020: Re-Weaving Digital Textualities with Amira Hanafi’s “A Dictionary of the Revolution" (Q6215) (← links)
- Salon 5: June 12, 2020: E-Lit In the Wild (Q6216) (← links)
- Salon 6: July, 2020: ELOrlando (Q6217) (← links)
- Salon 7, August 11, 2020: The Work and Work(s) of Alan Sondheim (Q6218) (← links)
- Salon 8: September 8, 2020: Bill Bly's We Descend (Q6219) (← links)
- Salon 9: October 13, 2020: Accessible Bits (Q6220) (← links)
- Salon 10: November 12, 2020: DNA: A Digital Fiction Project, Wikipedia and Constructions of Actual and Satirical Possible and Impossible Worlds (Q6221) (← links)
- Salon 12: December 10, 2020: Building an ELO Repository (Q6222) (← links)
- Dissertation series in new media, public spheres, and forms of expressions (Q6223) (← links)
- Kijkschrift (Q6224) (← links)
- Interacting with Empathy: Migrant Narrative in the Context of Mobile Apps (Q6225) (← links)
- Platforms of contemplation in times of confinement: a philosophicophysiological reflection (Q6226) (← links)
- Homenaje a Wlademir Dias-Pino: when a digital poem revisits an e-lit antecedent (Q6227) (← links)
- Edge Effects: Queer Virtual Arcades (Q6228) (← links)
- Creating and Archiving Electronic Literature During the Pandemic (Q6229) (← links)
- "Thin Spaces:" Using Twine for Storytelling and Catharsis (Q6230) (← links)
- Generated Texts: Reading Strategy and Interpretational Options (Q6231) (← links)
- The Paradox of Electronic Literature in the Classroom: The Challenges for New Literacy Practices within the Platformized School (Q6232) (← links)
- Motivating Struggling Readers to Mentally “Show Up” with Wonder Stories (Q6233) (← links)
- Archiving Digital Narrative: Some Issues (Q6235) (← links)
- An Institutional Approach to Building a Platform of Digital Literary Works: The Case(s) of Dutch and Flemish Digital Literature (Q6236) (← links)
- "Writing To Cope": Anti-Shipping Rhetoric in Media Fandom (Q6237) (← links)
- Comparing methods of generating 3.5 inch floppy disk forensic images (Q6238) (← links)
- Gastropoetics, text generation, and the body (Q6239) (← links)
- Dystopic plagiarized platforms: found text, corrupted code, and robotic poetics. (Q6240) (← links)
- Heats, knots and hierarchies: Speculative genders in omegaverse fanfiction (Q6241) (← links)
- Platform-based Rules of (Un)Notice (Q6242) (← links)
- ‘Pandemic and Protest, Revolution and Reflection: The Online Manifesto in 2020-2021’ (Q6243) (← links)
- Hugging Pixels: How Gaming Rethinks Physical Interactions (Q6244) (← links)
- Digital Selfhood and its Mental Spatialities: Abstracts of Textual Constructs (Q6245) (← links)
- Open to Construction: reading and writing bodies in digital fiction and the open web platform (Q6246) (← links)
- Scripting Observable with RiScript (Q6249) (← links)
- Dutch digital literature (Q6253) (← links)
- The Programming Era: Building Literary Networks Through Peer-to-Peer Review (Q6254) (← links)
- Figures in the Interface: Comparative Methods in the Study of Digital Literature (Q6255) (← links)
- Electric Line: The Poetics of Digital Audio Editing (Q6256) (← links)
- Open Publishing (Q6260) (← links)
- Digital Poetry: From Cybertext to Programmed Forms (Q6263) (← links)
- Freedom in the Cloud: Software Freedom, Privacy, and Security for Web 2.0 and Cloud Computing (Q6266) (← links)
- Where Is the Text? The Disappearance of the Text in Electronic Poetry (Q6267) (← links)
- Contributos para uma Teoria Quântica do Cibertexto (Q6268) (← links)
- The Preservation of Complex Objects, Volume 2: Software Art (Q6269) (← links)
- Christiane Paul comments on Yucef Merhi's Super Atari Poetry (Q6271) (← links)
- Bot Rot (Q6273) (← links)
- Of the Cliché and the Everyday (Q6274) (← links)
- Attacked from Within (Q6275) (← links)
- The Question of the Animal (Q6276) (← links)
- The Vectoralist Class (Q6277) (← links)
- A Book Itself Is a Little Machine: Emily Short’s Interactive Fiction. (Q6278) (← links)