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• Class Thread on Media-Specific Analysis (Week 14) | Electronic Literature @ Wheaton

  From Gloria: At the beginning of the semester, we read Katherine Hayles' definition of what electronic literature is and she mentions media-specific analysis, where the reader must consider what "sub-...

• Class Thread on Curation (Week 8) | Electronic Literature @ Wheaton

  From Grace: Grigar, Emerson, and Barens say in one of their statements:  "... curating an exhibit of electronic literature work is ... an "authorial" act and is invested in, as Barnaby Drabble suggest...

• Class Thread on Locative Texts (Week 12) | Electronic Literature @ Wheaton

  This week's prompt is provided by Joe: Many types of e­literature pieces require technology or know­how that wasn't available until quite recently. Locative texts are no exception and they rely on tec...

• Networking the Novel Form (Week 11) | Electronic Literature @ Wheaton

  Start by reading this useful description of the "networked novel" by Amy Spencer (who has researched the genre): The networked novel has emerged over the past six years as a form of digital book that ...

• Reflection on Kinetic Exercise (Week 3, Prompt 2) | Electronic Literature @ Wheaton

  So you've now made something--or at least tried to do so.  How does it color your experience of the texts that you've been assigned to read? What do you appreciate more (or less) about the "published"...