246 research outputs found
Introduction : transforming reading
No full textAnouk Lang writes about transforming reading as the introduction to from codex to hypertext: reading at the turn of the twenty-first centur
The status is not quo! : pursuing resolution in web-disseminated serial narrative
No full textAnouk Lang looks at Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog is a three-act, 42-minute serialized musical which had its genesis in the Writers Guild of America strike in late 2007. Joss Whedon, writer and creator of the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, and Dollhouse, funded the project himself and co-wrote the script and the songs with his brothers Zack and Jed, and Jed's partner Maurissa Tancharoen. The three acts were disseminated via the internet on July 15, 17, and 19, 2008. The show's creators were explicit that this distribution model was a way of subverting the studio system and making use of new media opportunities for distribution
Using Data Visualization to Explore International Trade Agreements
No full textAbstract and poster of paper 0949 presented at the Digital Humanities Conference 2019 (DH2019), Utrecht , the Netherlands 9-12 July, 2019
The working side of art : a conversation with Richard Grant
No full textIn this interview with Anouk Lang, the poet Richard Grant discusses his journey to becoming a professional performance poet: how he first came into contact with the dub poetry scene at university, his time as the Birmingham poet laureate in 2005-06, and his work with other spoken word poets at festivals, performances and school workshops around the UK. Topics covered include the role of live poetry in a culture in which sales of print publications are falling and new technologies are enabling writers to reach new audiences, poetry as a tool for confronting social issues such as racial conflict, the task of the poet laureate in relation to the city and the community, and generational, cultural and class divides in the contemporary British arts world
Anouk's Talent: Talent in de regio: vermogen om iets te doen: column nr. 1
Get PDFIn het project Talent in de Regio werken gemeenten, kennisinstellingen, werkgevers- en werknemersorganisatie samen aan een betere regionale arbeidsmarkt voor nu en voor een toekomst waarin leven lang ontwikkelen voor alle Noorderlingen centraal staat. In dat kader verschijnt er een reeks columns, waarvan de eerste is verschenen. Anouk Verstegen, docentonderzoeker in het project schrijft over 'Vermogen om moeiteloos iets te doen'.Deze eerste column gaat over talent: wat is talent eigenlijk en heb ik ook talent?
Anouk's Talent: Talent in de regio: superleidinggevende: column nr. 3
Get PDFIn het project Talent in de Regio werken gemeenten, kennisinstellingen, werkgevers- en werknemersorganisatie samen aan een betere regionale arbeidsmarkt voor nu en voor een toekomst waarin leven lang ontwikkelen voor alle Noorderlingen centraal staat. In dat kader verschijnt er een reeks columns, waarvan de eerste is verschenen. Anouk Verstegen, docentonderzoeker in het project schrijft over 'Vermogen om moeiteloos iets te doen'.In deze derde column gaat het over: Superleidingevende, erken en waardeer je werknemer
Talent Talk Aflevering 009
No full textDe tweede reeks van onze podcastserie TalentTalk trappen we af met Ellen van Eden (practor Noorderpoort) en Ton Driessen (voorzitter Economisch Platform Regio Groningen-Assen). Arjen Edzes en Anouk Verstegen gaan met hen in gesprek over het belang van een leer- en ontwikkelcultuur op de werkvloer. Ellen en Ton zetten zich vanuit passie en verwondering in om Leven Lang Ontwikkelen in Noord-Nederland verder te brengen. We zoomen ook in op de Monitor Leven Lang Ontwikkelen Noord-Nederland dat op 30 januari 2024 is gepresenteerd
Talent Talk Aflevering 009
No full textDe tweede reeks van onze podcastserie TalentTalk trappen we af met Ellen van Eden (practor Noorderpoort) en Ton Driessen (voorzitter Economisch Platform Regio Groningen-Assen). Arjen Edzes en Anouk Verstegen gaan met hen in gesprek over het belang van een leer- en ontwikkelcultuur op de werkvloer. Ellen en Ton zetten zich vanuit passie en verwondering in om Leven Lang Ontwikkelen in Noord-Nederland verder te brengen. We zoomen ook in op de Monitor Leven Lang Ontwikkelen Noord-Nederland dat op 30 januari 2024 is gepresenteerd
Fanny Van de Grift Stevenson’s short fiction: gender and genre in the Late Nineteenth Century literary imagination
Get PDFThis thesis situates the short fiction of Fanny Van de Grift Stevenson in relation to the canon
of late nineteenth century literature, tracing the ways that Stevenson’s texts draw from multiple
generic traditions and speak to the development of American women’s supernatural literature.
Using critical theories of the Gothic, the wonder tale, the adventure story, the animal fable, and
the local colour story, I explore how the short fictions written by Stevenson between 1875 and
1900 interrogate discourses of anxiety, authority, and identity. Evaluating, in all, thirteen
stories, the study distinguishes four central trends in Stevenson’s writing and dedicates one
chapter to each. Chapter one examines how Stevenson’s writing engages with the transatlantic
New Woman literary figure and the uncanny spectres of domesticity and public life which
plague her. Chapter two focuses on Stevenson’s Californian stories, and reads across the
layered hauntings and traumas of that region and its inhabitants. Chapter three explores the
ways that Stevenson’s tales of U.S. imperialism extends the American colonial literary
imagination overseas. Finally, chapter four investigates five of Stevenson’s wonder tales, three
of which I discovered during archival research for this thesis and which have never been
published or officially acknowledged in any accounts of Stevenson’s life or writing until now.
The theoretical frameworks for this thesis include affect theory, approaches from
psychoanalysis, postcolonial theory, and critical perspectives on the intersections of the Gothic
and American identity. Overall, this study strives to bring attention to the ways in which nation,
genre, and identificatory anxieties shape women’s literature in this period, by locating
Stevenson’s writing in relation to other traditions of late nineteenth century women’s fiction,
rather than understanding her significance in terms of her husband Robert Louis Stevenson, the
axis around which her place in history has usually been seen to rotate. Reading the multiple
meanings of Stevenson’s texts, each chapter brings distinct generic tendencies within turn of
the century women’s literature into a common narrative. By considering the crucial role this
experimental genre work plays in understandings of late nineteenth century literature, this
thesis demonstrates the utility of reintegrating work like Stevenson’s into mainstream women’s
literary narratives, and argues for the inclusion of more diverse and lesser-known voices within
literary history and criticism
Anouk's Talent: Talent in de regio: vrouwen die bouwen: column nr. 4
Get PDFIn het project Talent in de Regio werken gemeenten, kennisinstellingen, werkgevers- en werknemersorganisatie samen aan een betere regionale arbeidsmarkt voor nu en voor een toekomst waarin leven lang ontwikkelen voor alle Noorderlingen centraal staat. In dat kader verschijnt er een reeks columns, waarvan de eerste is verschenen. Anouk Verstegen, docentonderzoeker in het project schrijft over 'Vermogen om moeiteloos iets te doen'.Deze vierde column gaat over: Vrouwen die bouwen. Zie en erken skills van dochters/meisjes en steun hen in de ontwikkeling van hun talenten
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