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New narratives : stories and storytelling in the digital age / edited by Ruth Page and Bronwen Thomas.
Series: Frontiers of narrativePublication details: Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press, c2011.Description: viii, 285 p. : ill. ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780803217867 (pbk.) :
- 0803217862 (pbk.) :
- P96.N35 N49 2011
Contents:
From synesthesia to multimedia : how to talk about new media narrative / Daniel Punday -- The interactive onion: layers of user participation in digital narrative tests / Marie-Laure Ryan -- Ontological boundaries and methodological leaps: the importance of possible worlds theory for hypertext fiction (and beyond) / Alice Bell -- Seeing through the blue nowhere: on narrative transparency and new media / Michael Joyce -- Curveship: an interactive fiction system for narrative variation / Nick Montfort -- Digitized corpora as theory-building resource: new methods for narrative inquiry / Andrew Salway and David Herman -- From (w)reader to breather: cybertextual de-institutionalization and Kate Pullinger's Breathing wall / Astrid Ensslin -- Songlines in the streets: story mapping with itinerant hypernarrative / Brian Greenspan -- Narrative supplements: DVD and the idea of "text" / Paul Cobley and Nick Haeffner -- All together now: hypertext, collective narratives, and online collective knowledge communities / Scott Rettberg -- "Update soon!" Harry Potter fanfiction and narrative as a participatory process / Bronwen Thomas -- Blogging on the body : gender and narrative / Ruth Page -- Using the force: LEGO Star wars: the video game, intertextuality, narrative, and play / James Newman and Iain Simons -- Digital narratives, cultural inclusion and educational possibility : going new places with old stories in elementary school / Heather Lotherington.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | P 96 .N35 N49 2011 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 5136881 |
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From synesthesia to multimedia : how to talk about new media narrative / Daniel Punday -- The interactive onion: layers of user participation in digital narrative tests / Marie-Laure Ryan -- Ontological boundaries and methodological leaps: the importance of possible worlds theory for hypertext fiction (and beyond) / Alice Bell -- Seeing through the blue nowhere: on narrative transparency and new media / Michael Joyce -- Curveship: an interactive fiction system for narrative variation / Nick Montfort -- Digitized corpora as theory-building resource: new methods for narrative inquiry / Andrew Salway and David Herman -- From (w)reader to breather: cybertextual de-institutionalization and Kate Pullinger's Breathing wall / Astrid Ensslin -- Songlines in the streets: story mapping with itinerant hypernarrative / Brian Greenspan -- Narrative supplements: DVD and the idea of "text" / Paul Cobley and Nick Haeffner -- All together now: hypertext, collective narratives, and online collective knowledge communities / Scott Rettberg -- "Update soon!" Harry Potter fanfiction and narrative as a participatory process / Bronwen Thomas -- Blogging on the body : gender and narrative / Ruth Page -- Using the force: LEGO Star wars: the video game, intertextuality, narrative, and play / James Newman and Iain Simons -- Digital narratives, cultural inclusion and educational possibility : going new places with old stories in elementary school / Heather Lotherington.
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