The Digital Culture and Literature
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https://doi.org/10.22201/fesa.figuras.2020.1.2.111Keywords:
Centre of Digital Culture, digital culture, intermediality, electronic heritageAbstract
The Centre of Digital Culture (CDC) is posed as a physical and virtual space to inhabit, apprehend, and experiment digital technology in connection with culture.
This text is the result of the interaction between poetic research and digital poetry proposals, an advance how far the visual-literary experimentation has come or how digital elements have been incorporated into the literature, and vice versa.
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Laudadio Given, Nicholas C., “Organized Sound, Unbounded Space: Edgard Varèse, Poème Électronique, and the Wondrous Promise of Midcentury Soundscapes at the 2016 IAFA.” Conferencia presentada en IAFA. Orlando, Florida, 2016. https://www.academia.edu/...Midcentury_Soundscapes
Torre, Yolanda de la. E-Literatura. México: Umbrales, 2016. http://www.umbrales.mx/
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