Emmanuelle Lescouet is a doctoral student in French Literature at the Université de Montréal. Her project focuses on reading paths in a digital environment, under the direction of Marcello Vitali-Rosati. She coordinates the project Répertoire des écrivain.e.s numériques.
The mission of _Corpus_ is to present and explore digital literary works through their live experimentation. The corpus is constituted by drawing from the works referenced on the Digital Writing Directory of the Canada Research Chair in Digital Writing. The paths through the works thus produced are archived to keep track of the potentially perishable digital.
On Twitter the 28th of October!
Emmanuelle Lescouët's intervention on october 28th 2021 : First meal, absorbtion in the syncretic space.
L’écriture sur Twitter est une écriture à contraintes fortes, la plateforme encadre fortement l’éditorialisation possible. Puisque l’édition papier déplace ces contraintes, comment le travail d’édition modifie-t-il l’expérience de lecture ? À travers deux œuvres littéraires : les Nanofictions de Patrick Baud (2018), qui donnent lieu à une édition multimédia sur papier ; et les Ironèmes d’Étienne Candel (2018), dont l’édition papier est proche du livre-objet mimétique, dans une tentative d’impression du flux. Cet article aborde la remédiation du livre numérique à l’objet imprimé
What is a literary work in a digital environment? The Canada Research Chair on Digital Textualities is interested in digital literary forms that do not fall within the definition provided by the Electronic Literature Organization (ELO). Our approach is based on the desire to make visible and accessible works that are not considered a traditional literary form.
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