W stronę lokacyjnego monologu wypowiedzianego. O eksplorowaniu literackich ucieleśnionych przestrzeni pamięci

This paper offers a close reading of site-specific audio installation Data Urns (by Daniel Huber) and audio-walk Her Long Black Hair (by Janet Cardiff) in context of works created as corporeal and haptic experiences in different media. Used methodology is inspired by a new media and theatrical research as well as the traditional literary studies. Author uses category of dramatic monologue as a key to analyse literary aspects of characterized works and proposes the category of locative dramatic monologue as more useful in context of not-only-verbal immersive narratives. The goal of analysis (in which the category of haptic and exploratory reading is developed) can be also described as looking for possibilities of readapting traditional analytic tools in new (media) contexts as a way of postulated renewing of poetic of literary work

Physics · Central European Literary Studies · Education and Cultural Studies · Philosophy · Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies

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