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Weltwissen
Wissenswelt. Das globale Netz von Text und Bild
[German]
Nowadays,
digital technologies pour information on people
whose only escape is ignorance. Others are saying
reason is the icing on the cake of fundamental
affects in making decisions. The book contains the
contributions of the conference "Envisioning
Knowledge" - Beat Mazenauer reads through it.
http://www.dichtung-digital.de/2001/Mazenauer-20-Maerz
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Metaphorologie
der Medien [German/Englisch]
Abstract of an
essay about open questions of media theory and the
contour of a metaphorology of the media.
http://www.dichtung-digital.de/2000/Tholen-10-Dez
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Dispositions of
Digital Media [German]
Jörn
Glasenapp and Roberto Simanowski brainstorm about
Bolter's and Grusin's Remediation, the
classical author-text-reader-triangle and the
relation of reality and
fiction.
http://www.dichtung-digital.de/2000/Simanowski-Glasenapp-28-Nov
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Remediation:
Understanding New Media
[German]
Jörn
Glasenapp reviews Bolter's and Grusin's discussion
of the psychology of New Media using categories
like remediation ("representation of one
medium in another"), immediacy (the deny of
mediation in favor of immediate experience)
and hypermediacy (the alter ego of immediacy
"whose goal is to remind the viewer of the
medium").
http://www.dichtung-digital.de/2000/Glasenapp-26-Nov
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Ex Libris.
Literature in Media Urbanity
[English]
Abstract of
Søren Pold's doctoral thesis about literary
works, thematising how literature reflects the
media situation. He focuses on the relationship
between literature and the development in media
during the last two centuries.
http://www.dichtung-digital.de/2000/Soeren-22-Nov
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Digital
Literature: From Text to Hypertext and Beyond
[English]
This is the
abstract of Raine Koskimaa's thesis, which calls
the concept of Hypertext into question, stressing
its printed predecessors and calling-with reference
to Espen Aarseth-for a cybertext theory that
covers functionality of all texts, printed
or digital. Having done away with the distinction
between hypertext, cybertext, and digital text,
Koskimaa nevertheless sticks to classical research
issues and focusses on hypertext fiction and its
narrative devices as ontolepsis-the "leaks"
between separate ontological levels-and the use of
spatial signification. Koskimaas prediction:
fiction based on "pure" hypertext may be coming to
an end, and although there are computer games,
virtual realities and other massively programmed
forms towering on the horizon, there is also the
possibility for a new literature.
http://www.dichtung-digital.de/2000/Koskimaa-10-Sep
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