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...Intermediality and Intertextuality ...

... neovisuality spectatorship intermediality ekphrasis melancholic property ...

... seriality paraliterature intermediality World War I ...

... conquest El Dorado Muiscas Carib Intermediate Area ...

... film-induced tourism affect intertextuality and intermediality tourist sites ...

... cine-writing paragrammatical language scripto-visual filmic subject intermediality ...

... This chapter explores the provenance of the novel in our hypervisual and multimedia age. It argues that contemporary novels are now self-consciously intermedial in that they actively work into their formal structures and modes of address phenomenologies of apperception that far exceed the medium...

... texts could potentially help to override conflicting regional politics. The chapter focuses on the relationship between the film text and tourist site, to show the formation of intertextual and intermedial spaces referred to as affective sites . Through concrete examples, the chapter shows how...

... subject produced by Siopis’s work; this seen as a distinctive and compelling form of post-medium, intermedial film-thought. cine-writing paragrammatical language scripto-visual filmic subject intermediality ...

... submission that was followed by settlement, but a much longer phase that shaped the interactions between the cold highlands of the Andes and the hot lowlands of the inter-Andean river valleys throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. conquest El Dorado Muiscas Carib Intermediate Area ...

... on the relationship between the film text and tourist site, to show the formation of intertextual and intermedial spaces referred to as affective sites . Through concrete examples, the chapter shows how affective sites work as an extratextual manifestation of a diegetic location that gets overwritten by the film...

... of a planetary society, acknowledging intermediate levels of connection along the way. Thus, the song presents not a singular but a multitude of interconnected collective conceptions of the coming society. It engages in experimentation with new models of both large- and small-scale social relations...

... in dialogue with imported cultural forms and reflected locally specific understandings of the ontology of the moving image, the introduction traces shifting relationships between cinema and print culture, from the highly intermedial visual and entertainment cultures of the first decade of the twentieth...

..., fostering cinematic and literary production in the interstices of an increasingly regularized and Americanized mode of cultural consumption. seriality paraliterature intermediality World War I ...