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Showing below up to 50 results in range #7,101 to #7,150.
- Present, tense, ordinary, fiction comma dot calm (Q3672)
- Visualizing Cultures in the Age of Digital Media (Q3671)
- Three-Dimensional Dementia: Hypertext Fiction and the Aesthetics of Forgetting (Q3670)
- XpoMOO: Ambient Thresholds, Random Art (Q3669)
- Literary Programming (In the Age of Digital Transliteration) (Q3668)
- Paratexts: Thresholds of Interpretation (Q3667)
- Thoughts on a Literary Lab (Q3666)
- Creative Material Computing in a Laboratory Context (Q3665)
- Hypertextual Forms and Functioning of Their Units in Russian Literature of the 10s of XXth century – 10s of the XXIst century (Q3664)
- Poetry, Patterns, and Provocation: The nora Project (Q3663)
- Reading Graphs, Maps, and Trees: Responses to Franco Moretti (Q3662)
- Mining the Knowledge Base: Exploring Methodologies for Analysing the Field of Electronic Literature (Q3661)
- A Poetics of the Link (Q3660)
- Alire: A Relentless Literary Investigation (ebr) (Q3659)
- The Gutenberg Elegies: The Fate of Reading in an Electronic Age (Q3658)
- Digital Narratology: Understanding Narrative Competence in Mediated Spaces (Q3657)
- Digital Narratology: Rethinking Narrative Competence in Mediated Spaces (Q3656)
- Narrative Traditions in Digital Conditions: Communal Authorship in Digital-Born Text, (Q3655)
- Matter and Void: Digital Narrative Endings (Q3654)
- Open and Shut? Narrative Closure and Completeness in Shelley Jackson’s my body: a Wunderkammer (Q3653)
- Theorizing Digital Narrative: Beginnings, Endings, and Authorship (Q3652)
- The Iowa Review Web, Volume 3 (Q3651)
- Wiki Notes on International Electronic Literature from the 2007 ELO Symposium Panel on International Electronic LIterature (Q3650)
- Notes on N. Katherine Hayles: Literature and the Literary: Why Electronic Literature is Key to Their Future (Q3649)
- Electronic Literature in the 21st Century (Q3648)
- Is the Future of Electronic Literature the Future of the Literary? (Q3647)
- International Electronic LIterature (Q3646)
- Process-Intensive Literature (Q3645)
- Electronic Records at the National Archives (Q3644)
- Narrating Artificial Daydreams, Memories, Reveries: Toward Scalable Intentionality in Expressive Artificial Intelligence Practice (Q3643)
- ELIZA Revisited (Q3642)
- The Machinimatic Moment (Q3641)
- (R)Evolutionary Communication: Defining and Refining Digital Literature, Art and Storytelling (Q3640)
- Subjective Boundaries: Shelley Jackson's Hypertexts and the Terrain of the Skin (Q3639)
- The (Vis)poetics of Jim Andrews: 'A Pen' (Q3638)
- Landscape (Re)-Visioned (Q3637)
- Fugues: An Associative Project on Reading Poetry through the Use of Hypermedia (Q3636)
- Code: Redact <Redact> (Q3635)
- Multimedia Project of Isaac Rosenberg and William Blake (Q3634)
- New Forms of Subjectivity? Writing and Corporeality in Australian New Media Art (Q3633)
- Extended Narratives in Egypt: The Book of Going Forth by Day (Q3632)
- Mapping out Spaces for E-Lit Criticism (Q3631)
- Programming Literary Flow (Q3630)
- Art at the Interstice (Q3629)
- Artists, Personas, Mediums, Instruments: Envisioning the Visionary (Q3628)
- Literary Machines: The report on, and of, Project Xanadu concerning word processing, electronic publishing, hypertext, thinkertoys, tomorrow's intellectual revolution, and certain other topics including knowledge, education and freedom (Q3627)
- Words and pictures ex machina? Hypertext and ekphrasis (Q3626)
- The Medium Is the Metaphor (Q3625)
- Textuality and Graphic Novels: Identity, Influence and Adaptation in V for Vendetta and Beyond (Q3624)
- Live Movies (Q3623)