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Tag Archives: Barthes
NEW MEDIA & LITERATURE: Writerly/Readerly
Before I tackle the “Writerly/Readerly” (Roland Barthes, S/Z) question I raised earlier, I found this piece of raw poetry I wrote and posted here back on February 6th, 2004, that must have reflected my feelings at the time in sorting … Continue reading → Continue reading →
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NEW MEDIA & LITERATURE: The NEW Version of Author vs. Writer
Or maybe it’s not so new, since an essay on the subject, S/Z by French critic Roland Barthes that was used in class today to help provide one definition was written in 1970. We covered his thoughts on writerly versus … Continue reading → Continue reading →
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