The Baroque Technotext

The Baroque TechnotextAn analysis of the role of baroque and neo baroque aesthetics in technotexts, reframing critical debate of contemporary experiments in literary practice in the late age of print. Works by Jonathan Safran Foer, Chris Ware and David Clark are investigated alongside other authors and media such as digital media, film, visual art and interface design.

printing and publication

It studies one of Australia’s most famous review programs to analyse the under-explored cultural dynamics and affinities surrounding film reviewing as a form of media practice

moral and cultural upheaval in a postmodern age

multitudinous epic

Bold Minds: Library Leadership in a Time of Disruption challenges common fears about the future of the library and contemplates how best to bring librarianship into a new era

Engages design with media

How do archives and other cultural institutions such as museums determine the boundaries of a particular community

This is a textbook aimed primarily at upper undergraduate and Master’s students

it challenges Anglophone misinterpretations of the region’s visual and cultural languages

It will also be fascinating reading for anyone interested in elite sporting practice in the twenty-first century

modern-spelling edition of the play

including: users of IR and IR options