Postmodern Literature
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The Death of the Author: Postmodern Reading Aporias (Part II)
Another article in the series exploring contemporary literary theory and online literacy.
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The Death of the Author: Postmodern Reading Aporias (Part I)
A Derridean view leading the series of articles exploring reading online.
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Gaps in Perception: Feminist Reading Responses
Following the previous three articles which began to discuss the idea of reading responses vis-a-vis postmodern and hypertextual fictions, this essay develops the idea of feminist reading responses. In turn, this step will allow forthcoming articles to consider, in a more focused way, the implications of postmodern and hypertext reading.
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Reader Response and Hypertext – Part III
The third part in a series exploring reader response theories and hypertext.
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Reader Response and Hypertext – Part III
The third part in a series exploring reader response theories and hypertext.
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Reader Response and Hypertext – Part II
The second part of a series of articles looking at Reader Response theories and Hypertext.
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Introduction to Reader Response Theory and Hypertext
An introduction to reader response theories and hypertext which will be explored further in ensuing articles.
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Narrative Cartography - Mapping the Fragmented Self: Ghost City as Representation of Identity
The Third Section of the Re-Presentation of Mimesis Saga. A look at Jody Zellen's Ghost City
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Re-Presenting Mimesis Part 2 - A Case Study
The second part of a series exploring multi-mimesis at work in Wendy Battin's Schoen Tell.
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(Re)presenting Mimesis – sisemiM gnitneserp(eR)
A Re-evaluation of mimesis in terms of contempory hypertext fiction. How does the theory of mimesis change when it encounters hypertextual fictions?
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Performing Subjectivities: Multi-Mimesis in These Waves of Girls
The second part of an article theorising a revisioning of mimesis - MULTI-MIMESIS - in terms of contemporary women-authored hyperfictions, specifically Caitlyn Fisher's These Waves of Girls.
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Representing Realities - Towards a Feminist Hyperfiction Mimesis
Part One of a two-part article considering a revisioning of mimesis. After a brief introduction this article describes a contemporary vision of a feminist online mimesis. Part Two will examine a hyperfiction vis-a-vis this critical outline.
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To Subvert or Not to Subvert: Philosophising Postmodern Parody
Linda Hutcheon takes issue with Fredrick Jameson’s melancholic view that postmodernism parody offers little room for subversion by examining parody as offering a site for political polemic.
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Postmodernism: Multiplicty, Hybridity, and Duplicity
What is postmodernism…really? Well, that is an interesting question with no single answer. That’s one of the basic premises of postmodernism; not only does it privilege multiplicity but it resists definition too.
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Derrida's Deconstructive Turn
A basic overview of Derrida's literary deconstruction.
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