Virtual Shelves. Virtual Selves. Russian Digital Readingscapes as Re/Sources of Content and Identification
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3 juin 2022
- doi: 10.4000/books.ledizioni.13094
- isbn: 9788867055944
- eisbn: 9788855267038
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Cultura russa i russi ei loro testi preferiti evoluzione della lettura in Russia rivoluzione bolscevica del 1917 rivoluzione digitale degli anni '90 Russian culture Russians and their favorite texts evolution of reading in Russia Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 digital revolution of the 1990s History Literature Literature Slavic Literature (General) HIS032000 LIT004200 DSB HBJDSujets proches
Nineties (Twentieth century decade) 1990s 90s (Twentieth century decade) Reading--Study and teaching World literature Western literature (Western countries) Belles-lettres Death--Philosophy Dying End of lifeCiter ce document
Henrike Schmidt, « Virtual Shelves. Virtual Selves. Russian Digital Readingscapes as Re/Sources of Content and Identification », Ledizioni, ID : 10.4000/books.ledizioni.13094
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Everything started with the hunger for books.Maksim Moshkov 1. Wreaders, Prosumers, Indies and Other Hybrid Beings of Reading in the Digital Age If in the 1960s post-structuralism proclaimed “the death of the author,” then in the 1990s and with the digital ‘revolution’ we seemed to witness the ‘death of the reader,’ at least as far as we knew her (since women read more than men—across the globe and in Russia—I will maintain throughout this article use of the feminine pronoun, which is meant t...