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Chapter out

Reimagining the Humanities edited by Mauer and Salter is out! I wrote a chapter in there somewhere. https://lnkd.in/dgfpc_CK ISBN 978-1-64317-346-7

Champion, E. (2023). Not Quite Virtual: Techné between Text and World. In B. Mauer & A. Salter (Eds.), Reimagining the Humanities (pp. 282). Parlor Press. https://parlorpress.com/products/reimagining-the-humanities


new book chapter out: Travels in Intermedia[lity]

Today I received my copy of

Travels in Intermedia[lity]: ReBlurring the Boundaries (Interfaces: Studies in Visual Culture) [Paperback]

It took a long time to see this in print, so congratulations to the editor for his perserverance, and to the publishers, quite a nice looking book!

Table of contents includes the following chapters

• Travels in Intermedia[lity]: An Introduction – Bernd Herzogenrath

• Four Models of Intermediality – Jens Schröter
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Intermediality in Media Philosophy – Katerina Krtilova
• 
Realism and the Digital Image – W. J. T. Mitchell
• 
Mother’s Little Nightmare: Photographic and Monstrous Genealogies in David Lynch’s The Elephant Man Lars Nowak
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Laughs: The Misappropriated Jewels, or A Close Shave for the Prima Donna – Michel Serres
• 
Words and Images in the Contemporary American Graphic Novel – Jan Baetens
• Music for the Jilted Generation
: Techno and | as Intermediality – Bernd Herzogenrath
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Genuine Thought Is Inter(medial) – Julia Meier
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Theater and Music: Intermedial Negotiations – Ivana Brozi
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The Novel as Hypertext: Mapping Thomas Pynchon’s Against the Day – Brian W. Chanen
• 
Delightful Vistas: Revisiting the Hypertext Garden – Mark Bernstein
• 
Playing Research: Methodological Approaches to Game Analysis – Espen Aarseth
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The Nonessentialist Essentialist Guide to Games – Ear Zow Digital
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“Turn your Radio on”: Intermediality in the Computer Game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – Gunter Süss
• 
Television as Network—Network as Television: Experiments in Content and Community – Ben Sassen
• 
Social Media and the Future of Political Narrative – Jay David Bolter

 

http://www.upne.com/TOC/TOC_1611682595.html

It is part of the University of New England Press Interfaces: studies in visual culture series