title: Electronic Literature: New Horizons for the Literary (Yusko Ward-Phillips Lectures in English Language and Literature)
author:  N. Katherine Hayles 
description: "Electronic literature is an emerging literary genre that challenges the traditional understanding of literary criticism and theory. It is this challenge, in part, that is responsible for keeping the emerging genre out of the classroom, and with this work, Hayles means to grant it entry. Drawing on technology-related literary criticism and theory, she creates a new space for electronic literature to be read and understood. She argues that the impact of the digital on modern writing cannot be underestimated." (Library Journal)
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  ...the means by 
  which we tell and 
  receive the stories 
  that explain the 
  world. 
  An Introduction to 
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  Christopher Kelen
  
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