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 RamirezAuthors' BiosNazua IdrisLandon Roperd6bafe98ae021bac254d2976714bb17c121d306b
1media/cdmd.jpg2019-03-14T07:48:42-07:00Acknowledgment14Nazua Idrisimage_header2019-05-06T04:41:58-07:00 We are grateful to Dr. Dene Grigar, for her incredible support, inspiration, and guidance throughout the process of creating this Scalar book. We offer our sincerest thanks to Dr. Grigar for teaching us how to approach the texts and theories of electronic literature.
We are also grateful to Greg Philbrook for his incredible technical support. We offer our sincerest thanks to Greg.
Finally, we are grateful to our peers from Electronic Literature class – Elle Fournier, Julian Ankney, Nicholas Binford, Richard Snyder, Rosamond Thalken, Ted Fordyce, and Troy Rowden – for sharing their valuable insights during our class discussions. Listening to their perspectives was an enriching experience for us. We also offer our sincerest thanks to Nicholas Binford for the interview.