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MLA Convention 2020: Documenting a Graduate Course in Electronic Literature with ScalarMain MenuMLA Convention 2020: Documenting a Graduate Course in Electronic Literature with ScalarAcknowledgmentNazua IdrisIntroductionKathryn ManisDesigner's StatementNazua IdrisChapter 1: Responding to Major Theoretical Works of Electronic LiteratureSection I: "Intimate Mechanics: One Model of Electronic Literature"Kathryn ManisSection II: "Future Fiction Storytelling Machines"Nazua IdrisSection III: "Digital Interventions"Nazua IdrisSection IV: "Teaching Electronic Literature as Digital Humanities: A Proposal"Ricardo RamirezSection V: "Feminism, Print, Machines"Ricardo RamirezSection VI: "On Turbulence"Ricardo RamirezSection VII: "Literary Gaming"Ricardo RamirezSection VIII: "The Machine in the Text, and the Text in the Machine"Landon RoperSection IX: "Literary Texts as Cognitive Assemblages: The Case of Electronic Literature"Landon RoperChapter 2: Critical Engagements with Electronic LiteratureSection I: "The Ballad of Sand and Harry Soot" by Stephanie StricklandKathryn ManisSection II: "Patchwork Girl" by Shelley JacksonKathryn ManisSection III: "Faith" by Robert KendallNazua IdrisSection IV: “Loss of Grasp” by Serge BouchardonNazua IdrisSection V: "Shy boy" by Thom SwissRicardo RamirezSection VI: "RedRidingHood" by Donna LeishmanRicardo RamirezSection VII: "Tipoemas y Anipoemas" by Ana Maria UribeLandon RoperSection VIII: "Dakota" by Young Hae-Chang Heavy IndustriesLandon RoperChapter 3: Pedagogical Possibilities: Electronic Literature in Classroom and BeyondSection I: At the Intersection of Games and E-Lit: Kathryn Manis in conversation with Nicholas BinfordKathryn ManisSection II: Group Traversal on Judd Morrissey's "The Jew's Daughter"Nazua IdrisSection II: Individual Case StudiesJulian Ankney's CaseNicholas Binford's CaseTroy Rowden's CaseRichard Snyder's CaseRosamond Thalken's CaseConclusionsRicardo RamirezLandon Roperd6bafe98ae021bac254d2976714bb17c121d306b
Authors' Bios
1media/2855831027_a10d980655_b.jpg2019-03-14T07:07:06-07:00Nazua Idrisbc2d1d8ad5bf3aaef0a149de2b46feb78e7486a33284711Nazua Idrisimage_header2020-01-04T01:09:21-08:00Nazua Idrisbc2d1d8ad5bf3aaef0a149de2b46feb78e7486a3Kathryn Manis Second Year PhD Student (Rhetoric and Composition) Department of English, Washington State University Email: kathryn.manis@wsu.edu
Nazua Idris First Year PhD Student (Literary Studies) Department of English, Washington State University Email: nazua.idris@wsu.edu
Ricardo Ramirez Second Year MA Student (Literary Studies) Department of English, Washington State University Email: ricardo.ramirez2@wsu.edu
Landon Roper Instructor Department of English and Digital Technology and Culture, Washington State University Email: landon.roper@wsu.edu
