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Michel, Berit:
Mapping the City - Narrating 'Complexity' - Taschenbuch

ISBN: 3868216456

ID: 22759308007

[EAN: 9783868216455], Neubuch, Publisher/Verlag: WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier | Urban Space in the Contemporary Anglophone Novel | The teeming metropolis and the way we experience overpowering urban environments has fascinated writers for centuries. Especially within the last decades, these environments have changed tremendously: They have become 'smart,' or 'intelligent,' as the infrastructures of cities become augmented with computational spaces. The narratives discussed in this study stage the ways in which we experience the complex urban environments of a digitalized world. The fictions cover different narrative modes ranging from classical print narratives (e.g. Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad, Thompson's Communion Town or Miéville's The City and the City) to intermedial print narratives (Foer's Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Tree of Codes as well as Danielewski's House of Leaves) and a semi-digital narrative (Klein's Bleeding Through: Layers of Los Angeles 1920-1986). How do these very different texts engage with a perspective informed by digital media? This study probes into how contemporary fiction negotiates changing ways of envisioning urban environments, the city dweller and also the practice of narrating the city itself. It will ultimately show how fiction can shape the way we think about today's cities and about urban space generally. | Format: Paperback | Language/Sprache: english | 438 gr | 210x149x16 mm | 270 pp

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Berit Michel:
Mapping the City - Narrating Complexity : Urban Space in the Contemporary Anglophone Novel (Paperback) - Taschenbuch

2016, ISBN: 3868216456

ID: 20069456381

[EAN: 9783868216455], Neubuch, [PU: Wvt Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier], Language: English . Brand New Book. The teeming metropolis and the way we experience overpowering urban environments has fascinated writers for centuries. Especially within the last decades, these environments have changed tremendously: They have become smart, or intelligent, as the infrastructures of cities become augmented with computational spaces. The narratives discussed in this study stage the ways in which we experience the complex urban environments of a digitalized world. The fictions cover different narrative modes ranging from classical print narratives (e.g. Egan s A Visit from the Goon Squad, Thompson s Communion Town or Miéville s The City and the City) to intermedial print narratives (Foer s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Tree of Codes as well as Danielewski s House of Leaves) and a semi-digital narrative (Klein s Bleeding Through: Layers of Los Angeles 1920-1986). How do these very different texts engage with a perspective informed by digital media? This study probes into how contemporary fiction negotiates changing ways of envisioning urban environments, the city dweller and also the practice of narrating the city itself. It will ultimately show how fiction can shape the way we think about today s cities and about urban space generally.

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Michel, Berit:
Mapping the City-Narrating 'Complexity': Urbanspace in the Contemporary Anglophone Novel - Erstausgabe

2016, ISBN: 9783868216455

Taschenbuch, ID: 14342327688

Soft cover, New. No Jacket, [ED: 1], LITERATURE, The teeming metropolis and the way we experience overpowering urban environments has fascinated writers for centuries. Especially within the last decades, these environments have changed tremendously: They have become ¿smart, ¿ or ¿intelligent, ¿ as the infrastructures of cities become augmented with computational spaces. The narratives discussed in this study stage the ways in which we experience the complex urban environments of a digitalized world. The fictions cover different narrative modes ranging from classical print narratives (e.g. Egan¿s A Visit from the Goon Squad, Thompson¿s Communion Town or Miéville¿s The City and the City) to intermedial print narratives (Foer¿s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Tree of Codes as well as Danielewski¿s House of Leaves) and a semi-digital narrative (Klein¿s Bleeding Through: Layers of Los Angeles 1920-1986). How do these very different texts engage with a perspective informed by digital media? This study probes into how contemporary fiction negotiates changing ways of envisioning urban environments, the city dweller and also the practice of narrating the city itself. It will ultimately show how fiction can shape the way we think about today¿s cities and about urban space generally. , Trier, Germany, [PU: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier]

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Michel, Berit:
Mapping the City - Narrating 'Complexity' - Urban Space in the Contemporary Anglophone Novel - Taschenbuch

2016, ISBN: 9783868216455

[ED: Taschenbuch], [PU: WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier], DE, [SC: 0.00], Neuware, gewerbliches Angebot, 270, [GW: 438g]

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Berit Michel:
Mapping the City - Narrating 'Complexity' - Taschenbuch

2016, ISBN: 9783868216455

ID: 34656032

Urban Space in the Contemporary Anglophone Novel, Softcover, Buch, [PU: WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier]