Signs and apparatus in digital poetry: The example of Jean-Marie Dutey’s le mange-texte.

This essay proposes a methodology for the analysis of poetic digital works, based on the procedural model. This methodology is here applied to Jean-Marie Dutey’s le mange-texte. The article will provide a reminder of the definition of some concepts and highlight the various effects on the work of th...

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Published in:Literary & Linguistic Computing Vol. 27; no. 3; pp. 273 - 293
Main Author: Bootz, Philippe
Format: Essay
Published: Oxford University Press / USA Sep2012
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