Worse than Two Fathers": Steampunk Pygmalion and a New Look at Double Standards and the Language of Things in the Digital Realm.

The article discusses the steampunk productions of George Bernard Shaw's play 'Pygmalion' allows to see the need to reconfigure language as dynamic. Topics include embracing a destabilizing counter-pressure as a key element for future conceptualizations of language in the digital realm; the importan...

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Publicado en:Papers on Language & Literature Vol. 55; no. 4; pp. 307 - 347
Autor principal: COOPER, ANDREW
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Publicado: Papers on Language & Literature Fall2019
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