9783864853418 - Illegibilities Reflecting Reading: con·stel·la·tions 03 von Barr, Jessica; Bausch, Barbara; Coch, Charlotte; Draesner, Ulrike; Freitas, Angélica; Howe, Sharon; Kreu... (8 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -When the attempt to translate something into sound and meaning fails or is only partially successful, it is usually called 'illegible'. It can be frustrating to be confronted with indecipherable graphisms or potentially crackable codes, defaced writing or text that remains incomprehensible. But it can also prove highly productive, for it is precisely the unfulfilled expectation of legibility that enables new ways of thinking about reading itself. Illegibilities Reflecting Reading sounds out reading as an aesthetic, semiotic and epistemic practice by focusing on its limits. By engaging with experiences of illegibility, the essays in this volume reflect on reading, for example, as an interaction between body and artefact, as an exercise in attention, as a dominant mode in Western knowledge cultures, or as a metaphor for understanding the world.Textem Verlag, Schäferstraße 26, 20357 Hamburg 128 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When the attempt to translate something into sound and meaning fails or is only partially successful, it is usually called 'illegible'. It can be frustrating to be confronted with indecipherable graphisms or potentially crackable codes, defaced writing or text that remains incomprehensible. But it can also prove highly productive, for it is precisely the unfulfilled expectation of legibility that enables new ways of thinking about reading itself. Illegibilities Reflecting Reading sounds out reading as an aesthetic, semiotic and epistemic practice by focusing on its limits. By engaging with experiences of illegibility, the essays in this volume reflect on reading, for example, as an interaction between body and artefact, as an exercise in attention, as a dominant mode in Western knowledge cultures, or as a metaphor for understanding the world.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Illegibilities Reflecting Reading | con·stel·la·tions 03 | Jessica Barr (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | con·stel·la·tions | 128 S. | Englisch | 2025 | Textem Verlag | EAN 9783864853418 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Textem Verlag GbRNora Sdun und Gustav Mechlenburg, Nora Sdun, Schäferstr. 26, 20357 Hamburg, norasdun[at]textem[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -When the attempt to translate something into sound and meaning fails or is only partially successful, it is usually called 'illegible'. It can be frustrating to be confronted with indecipherable graphisms or potentially crackable codes, defaced writing or text that remains incomprehensible. But it can also prove highly productive, for it is precisely the unfulfilled expectation of legibility that enables new ways of thinking about reading itself. Illegibilities Reflecting Reading sounds out reading as an aesthetic, semiotic and epistemic practice by focusing on its limits. By engaging with experiences of illegibility, the essays in this volume reflect on reading, for example, as an interaction between body and artefact, as an exercise in attention, as a dominant mode in Western knowledge cultures, or as a metaphor for understanding the world. 128 pp. Englisch.