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• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-01_thumb.png 2021-06-09T12:00:20-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-01 2 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter invites the public to watch the Livestream Traversal of “Twilight, a Symphony” on YouTube. There is a response from Dr. Dene Grigar thanking Mariusz Pisarski for organizing the event media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-01.png plain 2021-06-09T12:02:20-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-09_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:15:20-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-09 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter pulls a quote featured in “Twilight, a Symphony” from Harold Pinter arguing that “meaning which is resolved… is dead, impertinent, and meaningless.” media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-09.png plain 2021-06-09T13:15:20-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-02_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:12:37-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-02 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter puts out a reminder regarding the Livestream Traversal of “Twilight, a Symphony” on YouTube media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-02.png plain 2021-06-09T13:12:37-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-10_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:15:40-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-10 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter thanks Michael Joyce, Mariusz Pisarski, Dene Grigar, Astrid Ensslin, the ELL team, and all attendees for a successful Traversal of “Twilight, a Symphony” media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-10.png plain 2021-06-09T13:15:40-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-03_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:12:57-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-03 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter invites the public to watch the Livestream Traversal of “Twilight, a Symphony” on YouTube, providing a hyperlink to the event media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-03.png plain 2021-06-09T13:12:57-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-11_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:16:01-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-11 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter announces the audio recording of Michael Joyce reading “Twilight, a Symphony” at the Livestream Traversal. A special thank-you is extended to Dr. John Barber for creating this resource for scholars. There are two responses to this post. The first is from Dr. Dene Grigar praising Michael Joyce’s voiced readings, and extending a thank-you to Astrid Ensslin and Mariusz Pisarski for joining the Q/A session of the Traversal. The second response is from Raúl Federico Lacabanne, who requests a link to the audio source media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-11.png plain 2021-06-09T13:16:01-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-04_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:13:20-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-04 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter contextualizes Michael Joyce’s “Twilight, a Symphony” as having been published in 1996 by Eastgate Systems, Inc. for Windows. The post also mentions that the hypertext contains 389 lexias and 1337 links media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-04.png plain 2021-06-09T13:13:20-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-slocum-01_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:16:22-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-slocum-01 1 Holly Slocum on Twitter thanks all the attendees at the Traversal of “Twilight, a Symphony” with a special thanks to Michael Joyce, Astrid Ensslin, Mariusz Pisarski, and Dene Grigar for the performance and discussion of the hypertext. There are two responses to this post, both made by Dr. Dene Grigar. The first response announces the Traversal upload to Vimeo. The second expresses her joy regarding the performance. media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-slocum-01.png plain 2021-06-09T13:16:22-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-05_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:13:49-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-05 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter posts a quote from “Twilight, a Symphony” regarding its two central arcs: “east toward life” and “west toward death” media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-05.png plain 2021-06-09T13:13:49-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-06_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:14:12-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-06 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter posts that “Twilight, a Symphony” contains over 40 illustrations on 3.1 MB of space, including photos, hand-drawn graphics, and audio as well media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-06.png plain 2021-06-09T13:14:12-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-07_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:14:31-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-07 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter contextualizes Michael Joyce’s “Twilight, a Symphony” as having been published in 1996 by Eastgate Systems, Inc. for Windows. The post also mentions that the hypertext contains 389 lexias and 1337 links media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-07.png plain 2021-06-09T13:14:31-07:00
• 1 media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-08_thumb.png 2021-06-09T13:14:52-07:00 joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-08 1 The Electronic Literature Lab on Twitter quotes a passage from the Electronic Literature Directory regarding themes present within “Twilight, a Symphony,” including human consciousness and philosophical thought, concrete and virtual reality, historicity, metaphysics, mortality, existentialism, coincidence, and temporality media/joyce-twilight-social-media-twitter-ell-08.png plain 2021-06-09T13:14:52-07:00