Digital & New Narratives

Barthes
1. readerly texts
  1. fixed meaning, hide elements that would open text to multiple interpretations
    1. passive readers, consumers by enjoying story
2. writerly texts
  1. reader in control, allowed to make alterations, contributions to text (active)
3. more than one way to read a text
Joyce (1995)
1. hypertext narratives become virtual storytellers
Jenkins (2006)
1. Media Convergence - Jenkins (2006
  1. "the flow of content across multiple media platforms...and the migratory behaviour of media audiences who will go almost anywhere in search of the kind of entertainment experiences they want"
2. Participatory Culture (Jenkins)
  1. Affiliation - memberships like Facebook, MySpace
  2. Expressions - producing new creative forms like fan fiction writing, mashups
  3. Collaborative problem-solving - working in teams to create new knowledge like Wikipedia
  4. Circulations - shaping flow of media by blogging, podcasting
  5. creative potential by producing content
3. Transmedia storytelling
  1. spread story through multiple modalities
    1. Pottermore
      1. interactive (games, challenges), exclusive new content, audience is active participant, online community
    2. Kress (2003): modern literacy requires to express ideas through different systems of signification and representation
Networking
1. reaching broader readership/audieces
  1. social media - FB, Twitter
2. content linked and shareable
Paratext (Genette 1991)
1. influence how we experience narrative
2. shape our engagement with narrative
3. defined as what frames the printed manuscript (cover, blurb, author info)

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