Aus unseren Neuerwerbungen – Sprachen und Literaturen allgemein 2025.2

Explor­ing the socio­prag­mat­ics of online humor
This vol­ume explores the devel­op­ment towards mass digi­ti­sa­tion and datafi­ca­tion and its trans­form­ing influ­ence on our way of organ­is­ing our cul­tur­al knowl­edge and her­itage. In this con­text, cul­tur­al recy­cling plays a cru­cial role, even if it is in itself not a new phe­nom­e­non. How­ev­er, the qual­i­ty and quan­ti­ty of recy­cling process­es have altered pro­found­ly in the post­dig­i­tal age. The con­tri­bu­tions of this vol­ume con­sid­er var­i­ous man­i­fes­ta­tions of these recy­cling process­es and prac­tices by pro­vid­ing the read­er with a wide range of dif­fer­ent case stud­ies. Their authors high­light char­ac­ter­is­tic fea­tures of post­dig­i­tal recy­cling that dif­fer from the qual­i­ties of recy­cling process­es and prac­tices in pre­vi­ous peri­ods. What the case stud­ies show are the dif­fer­ent recy­clings of canon­i­cal texts, folk­tales, and cul­tur­al pro­duc­tions in new post­dig­i­tal envi­ron­ments, but also what hap­pens to his­to­ry and mem­o­ry in today’s times and even how self-declared pre-dig­i­tal authors can­not escape post­dig­i­tal strate­gies for cul­tur­al recy­cling.
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Cul­tur­al recy­cling in the post­dig­i­tal age
This vol­ume explores the devel­op­ment towards mass digi­ti­sa­tion and datafi­ca­tion and its trans­form­ing influ­ence on our way of organ­is­ing our cul­tur­al knowl­edge and her­itage. In this con­text, cul­tur­al recy­cling plays a cru­cial role, even if it is in itself not a new phe­nom­e­non. How­ev­er, the qual­i­ty and quan­ti­ty of recy­cling process­es have altered pro­found­ly in the post­dig­i­tal age. The con­tri­bu­tions of this vol­ume con­sid­er var­i­ous man­i­fes­ta­tions of these recy­cling process­es and prac­tices by pro­vid­ing the read­er with a wide range of dif­fer­ent case stud­ies. Their authors high­light char­ac­ter­is­tic fea­tures of post­dig­i­tal recy­cling that dif­fer from the qual­i­ties of recy­cling process­es and prac­tices in pre­vi­ous peri­ods. What the case stud­ies show are the dif­fer­ent recy­clings of canon­i­cal texts, folk­tales, and cul­tur­al pro­duc­tions in new post­dig­i­tal envi­ron­ments, but also what hap­pens to his­to­ry and mem­o­ry in today’s times and even how self-declared pre-dig­i­tal authors can­not escape post­dig­i­tal strate­gies for cul­tur­al recy­cling.
zum Buch im Kat­a­log­Plus
zum Buch auf der Ver­lags-Web­site