Feminist Literary Recyclings in the Postdigital Age
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https://doi.org/10.30827/impossibilia.272024.29705Keywords:
Recycling, Postdigital, Electronic Literature, Feminism, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
Assuming that we have already entered a postdigital condition, this signifies a transformation of both the communicative and organizational level of knowledge through digitalization, mass circulation, and datafication. Due to these shifts, cultural recycling has become a hegemonic trend. Moreover, recycling practices influenced by the traits of the postdigital condition are particularly suitable for modifying, subverting, and reshaping previous contents, treatments, and forms. In this context, the article shows through examples the evolution of women's work in the field of electronic art and literature, focusing on how the practices and phenomena of postdigital cultural recycling operate when developed from a feminist perspective.
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