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Fra tradizione e sperimentazione: tecniche narrative nei racconti di Paola Capriolo
R Wilson
V Gerrand
Abstract
Contemporary novelists have responded in different ways to the challenge of living and writing in the latter half of the twentieth century, a historical moment in which the paper and ink with which they have traditionally worked have begun dissolving into the electronic hyperspaces of the post-print era. This article considers the relationship between narrative and technology by examining hybrid narrations by contemporary Italian women writers that do not fit into conventional genre and media categories.
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