Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- List of Contributors
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: A Crosscurrent of Contemporary Latin American Women Multimedia Writers and Artists
- 1 The Transliterary: The Novel and Other Multimedia Horizons Beyond (and Close to) the Textual
- 2 Commentary on Fe/males: Sieges of the Post Human (Transmedia Installation)
- 3 An Anthropophagic Ch’ixi Poetics
- 4 My Relationship with Artistic Creation Began with Words
- 5 Imagetext
- 6 Voices/Bodies
- 7 Redefining Meaning: The Interweaving of the Visual and Poetic
- 8 The Territory Is Home
- 9 Reflections on a Multimedia Practice
- 10 Digital Weaving
- 11 Eli Neira, Regina José Galindo, and Ana Clavel: “Polluting” Corporealities and Intermedial/Transliterary Crossings
- 12 The Digital Condition: Subjectivity and Aesthetics in “Fe/males” by Eugenia Prado Bassi
- 13 The Transmedia, Post-Medium, Postnational, and Nomadic Projects of Pilar Acevedo, Rocío Cerón, and Mónica Nepote
- 14 The Art of the Hack: Poets Carla Faesler and Mónica Nepote and Booktuber Fátima Orozco
- 15 The Places of Pain: Intermedial Mode and Meaning in Via Corporis by Pura López Colomé and Geografía del dolor by Mónica González
- 16 Words, Memory, and Space in Intermedial Works by Gabriela Golder and Mariela Yeregui
- 17 Fungibility and the Intermedial Poem: Ana María Uribe, Belén Gache, and Karen Villeda
- 18 Hypertext and Biculturality in Two Autobiographical Hypermedia Works by Latina Artists Lucia Grossberger Morales and Jacalyn Lopez Garcia
- 19 Dialogues Across Media: The Creation of (New?) Hybrid Genres by Belén Gache and Marina Zerbarini
- Bibliography
- Index
- Tamesis
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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 December 2023
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- List of Contributors
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: A Crosscurrent of Contemporary Latin American Women Multimedia Writers and Artists
- 1 The Transliterary: The Novel and Other Multimedia Horizons Beyond (and Close to) the Textual
- 2 Commentary on Fe/males: Sieges of the Post Human (Transmedia Installation)
- 3 An Anthropophagic Ch’ixi Poetics
- 4 My Relationship with Artistic Creation Began with Words
- 5 Imagetext
- 6 Voices/Bodies
- 7 Redefining Meaning: The Interweaving of the Visual and Poetic
- 8 The Territory Is Home
- 9 Reflections on a Multimedia Practice
- 10 Digital Weaving
- 11 Eli Neira, Regina José Galindo, and Ana Clavel: “Polluting” Corporealities and Intermedial/Transliterary Crossings
- 12 The Digital Condition: Subjectivity and Aesthetics in “Fe/males” by Eugenia Prado Bassi
- 13 The Transmedia, Post-Medium, Postnational, and Nomadic Projects of Pilar Acevedo, Rocío Cerón, and Mónica Nepote
- 14 The Art of the Hack: Poets Carla Faesler and Mónica Nepote and Booktuber Fátima Orozco
- 15 The Places of Pain: Intermedial Mode and Meaning in Via Corporis by Pura López Colomé and Geografía del dolor by Mónica González
- 16 Words, Memory, and Space in Intermedial Works by Gabriela Golder and Mariela Yeregui
- 17 Fungibility and the Intermedial Poem: Ana María Uribe, Belén Gache, and Karen Villeda
- 18 Hypertext and Biculturality in Two Autobiographical Hypermedia Works by Latina Artists Lucia Grossberger Morales and Jacalyn Lopez Garcia
- 19 Dialogues Across Media: The Creation of (New?) Hybrid Genres by Belén Gache and Marina Zerbarini
- Bibliography
- Index
- Tamesis
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