数字超级作品:几个爱尔兰电子文学的例子

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A. Antonielli
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随着作者身份的概念被数字环境所改变,作者的角色、他们的实践、他们在文本中的中心地位也在发生根本性的转变。类比作者认为他们的作品是在传统的、典型的“古腾堡”环境中运作的,而数字作者则利用信息技术探索Poster所说的“网络作者”(2002,490)。分散的作者身份(Landow 1992,130)和集体/合作的写作观念是数字框架和超级文学作品的典型特征,这些作品使多顺序阅读成为可能。上述假设为本研究中开展的实证调查提供了信息。它着眼于数字作者工具在解构“一个强大的作者声音”的想法方面所做的贡献。取而代之的是,这些工具引入了一种“温和的”、多元的替代方案,目前正在互联网上流传。因此,数字文本的统一性似乎在于它的目的地,而不是它的起源。本文考虑了几个爱尔兰数字作品作为案例研究。它显示了数字文学作品的碎片化本质,类似于超文本链接,如何接近巴特的“词汇”,它们以“重要的星系”(Barthes 1984,11)建立文本内和文本间的联系,拆除文本的统一性,实现多重集体作者的概念。
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Digital Hyperworks: A Few Irish e-Lit Examples
As the very idea of authorship is changed by the digital environment, so is the role of the author, their practices, their centrality inside the text undergoing a radical transformation. The analogic author sees their works operating in a traditional, typically ‘Gutenberg’ environment, whereas the digital author exploits information technology to explore what Poster calls a “networked authorship” (2002, 490). A scattered authorship (Landow 1992, 130) and a collective/cooperative notion of writing are typical features of the digital framework, and of hyperliterary works that enable a multisequential reading. The assumptions above inform the empirical investigation developed in this study. It looks at the ways digital authorship tools have contributed to deconstructing the idea of “one strong authorial voice”. In its place, these tools have introduced a “mild”, plural alternative, which is currently being circulated on the Internet. Therefore, the unity of a digital text appears to be in its destination, not its origin. This essay considers several Irish digital works as case studies. It shows how the fragmented nature of digital literary works, which resemble the hypertextual links, moves close to Barthes’s “lexias” which, with their “galaxie[s] de signifiants” (Barthes 1984, 11) establish intra- and inter-textual connections dismantling the unity of the text and implement the notion of a multiple, collective authorship.
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