دانلود کتاب Media Ecologies of Literature

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Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nFigures\nContributors\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction: The media ecologies of literature\n Introduction\n Literature – media – theory\n Media ecology\nPart I: Reading | Media | Theory\n Chapter 1: From work to text revisited: ‘Reading’ and the trajectory from literature to media theory\n Introduction: Reading a text\n The work(s) of modern literature\n Text(s) and media theory\n From work to text to practice\n Postscript: Reading a Text\n Chapter 2: Media theory as book theory: From the technologies of writing to the materialities of reading\n Introduction\n Literary medialities within and beyond Kittlerian media theory\n The forensic and the aesthetic in the book of S.\n Chapter 3: The poetics of etcetera: A materialist-semiotic reading of George Orwell’s literary lists\n Becoming mollusc: The resolute incompleteness of the list\n Disquieting epiphanies: How to fall in love with a heteroclite list\n Modernist mirabilia: List poetics or, the map is the territory\n Chapter 4: Invisible thresholds: Ben Lerner’s Leaving the Atocha Station\n Introduction\n Poetry and prestige\n Invisible thresholds\n Experiencing the deadest of all media\n Conclusion\nPart II: Material | Designs | Techniques\n Chapter 5: The cyclography of literature\n Introduction\n The cyclography of things – a typology\n The biography of the object\n Experimental biography\n Novels of circulation\n ‘Merry tale’ and sermon\n Cycles of literature\n Piece of paper: Natural cycles, reproduction cycles of transformations\n A book: Cycles of production/distribution/mediation\n Processing: Media cycles\n The wig: Self-parodistic metamorphosis\n Fashion cycles\n Tracking cyclography\n Cycles of literary history\n Chapter 6: Flipping, flicking, turning: Cultural practices of reading in B. S. Johnson, Alan Ayckbourn and Mark Z. Danielewski\n Introduction\n B. S. Johnson: The Unfortunates (1969)\n Alan Ayckbourn: Intimate Exchanges (1982)\n Mark Z. Danielewski: Only Revolutions (2006)\n Conclusion\n Chapter 7: Craftsmen versus dandies: Designing the scene of reading through aestheticism and Arts & Crafts\n Theory: Craft and design\n Context: Craftsmen and dandies\n The scene of design: Huysmans|Wilde\n The scene of craft: Chaucer|Morris\n Media ecology of craft and design\nPart III: Digital | Spaces | Platforms\n Chapter 8: Remediations of canonized literary texts in the digital space: From paratextuality to hypermedia\n This ‘tangled web of medial ecology’\n From book to book-app, from page to touchscreen\n Typology of book apps: Paratextuality and hypermedia\n Conclusion\n Chapter 9: Reading listening interfaces: Reconfiguring reading in the age of digital platforms\n Introduction\n The semiotic format – the reader as an active principle of the text\n Semiotic and material formats\n Reading activity – deep and surface\n Technology and media from a material perspective\n Conclusion\n Epilogue\n Chapter 10: Reading player one: Interfaces between video games and literature\n Introduction: Playing stories, reading games\n Playful reading\n The gamic novel\nPart IV: Coda\n Chapter 11: Towards a media ecology of literature: The case of Romanticism\n Introduction\n Science and Charlotte Smith’s ‘Studies by the Sea’\n Knowledge and literature\n Media theory and literature\n Transcending dualism: New approaches to media and mediation\n Poetry – science – media\nIndex