Ecos acústicos, ecos digitales: Reflexiones sobre la recepción y la creación "literarias" en el medio digital
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Keywords

Hipertexto/hipermedia
retórica-lectura
comunicación
narrativa

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Ecos acústicos, ecos digitales: Reflexiones sobre la recepción y la creación "literarias" en el medio digital. (2013). Cuadernos De Literatura, 12(23), 75-89. https://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/cualit/article/view/6556
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Abstract

El artículo se divide en tres apartados inspirados en tres mitos narrativos: Fahrenheit 451, el hilo de Ariadna y el espejo de Stendhal, como formas de reflejar, respectivamente, el temor ante un mundo sin libros, la configuración y estabilización del discurso frente a la inestabilidad oral, y la creación y la recepción hipertextuales. Analizo la metáfora como mecanismo subyacente en la asociación hipertextual, la narración hipertextual, o hiperficción, como una narración estática cercana a la Lírica, y considero la relación entre los "ecos acústicos" y lo que denomino "ecos digitales" desde claves propias de la recepción audiovisual.
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