World Literature in an Extended Media Landscape
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Literature consists of works of language, but it has never been able to function as literature without being part of an extended media landscape. From time immemorial, oratures require performances to work and thus cannot exist without use of bodily signs or use of various tools and instruments. Today, of course, this extended media landscape is vaster and more complex and distributed through more differentiated and numerous agencies than ever before, which also changes the mutual relation between the media involved in the production, dissemination and use of literature as well as the changing position of literature in the media landscape. The aim of the paper is to contribute to an understanding of the dynamics of the media landscape with literature at its center, rather than making an account of the separate media involved.
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Literature consists of works of language, but it has never been able to function as literature without being part of an extended media landscape. From time immemorial, oratures require performances to work and thus cannot exist without use of bodily signs or use of various tools and instruments. Today, of course, this extended media landscape is vaster and more complex and distributed through more differentiated and numerous agencies than ever before, which also changes the mutual relation between the media involved in the production, dissemination and use of literature as well as the changing position of literature in the media landscape. The aim of the paper is to contribute to an understanding of the dynamics of the media landscape with literature at its center, rather than making an account of the separate media involved.
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