The present article deals with the poetical process allowing blog to be thought and constructed, from the inside, as a genre. Comparing blog with such other genres as diary and serial story, but also taking into account some characteristics peculiar to it—such as its interaction with the real reader, or the way to define the ethos of the author—draws the outlines of an endlessly renegotiated contract of reading. So, the establishment of blog as a genre appears to be the subject of an on-line collective elaborative process
Imitation as intertextual activity bears upon the relationship between creation and reception, the e...
The article considers blog literature as a phenomenon of the current literary process in Russia. Wor...
AbstractThis dissertation reports a study about the blog phenomenon. It sees the place of French lan...
The article is devoted to the communicative field of blogs in their stylistic, genre and dis-course ...
If we consider the use of the Internet and the practice of writing, weblogs have followed personal w...
The aim of this paper is to allow a more precise understanding of the social conception of blogs. Th...
The article is an attempt at genre analysis of online journals by three Polish writers (Sylwia Chutn...
“Moving” of a diary into virtual network at the end of the 20th century has opened up an opportunity...
Parler de genre à propos des blogs, c’est moins chercher à découvrir une espèce littéraire nouvelle ...
The emergence of the diary as a digital form has generated the kinds of introduction and explanation...
With the expansion of new media and Internet, a new publishing practice is developing: the published...
This article deals with the “blog effect” in literature, from Chevillard’s L’Autofictif and Bon’s Tu...
The appearance of the blogging platform created a new epistolary form for writers, with an inbuilt m...
We consider weblogs as a networking environment when they are used as a means to write literature. W...
This article examines the characteristics of the online construction of a writer’s self-image, throu...
Imitation as intertextual activity bears upon the relationship between creation and reception, the e...
The article considers blog literature as a phenomenon of the current literary process in Russia. Wor...
AbstractThis dissertation reports a study about the blog phenomenon. It sees the place of French lan...
The article is devoted to the communicative field of blogs in their stylistic, genre and dis-course ...
If we consider the use of the Internet and the practice of writing, weblogs have followed personal w...
The aim of this paper is to allow a more precise understanding of the social conception of blogs. Th...
The article is an attempt at genre analysis of online journals by three Polish writers (Sylwia Chutn...
“Moving” of a diary into virtual network at the end of the 20th century has opened up an opportunity...
Parler de genre à propos des blogs, c’est moins chercher à découvrir une espèce littéraire nouvelle ...
The emergence of the diary as a digital form has generated the kinds of introduction and explanation...
With the expansion of new media and Internet, a new publishing practice is developing: the published...
This article deals with the “blog effect” in literature, from Chevillard’s L’Autofictif and Bon’s Tu...
The appearance of the blogging platform created a new epistolary form for writers, with an inbuilt m...
We consider weblogs as a networking environment when they are used as a means to write literature. W...
This article examines the characteristics of the online construction of a writer’s self-image, throu...
Imitation as intertextual activity bears upon the relationship between creation and reception, the e...
The article considers blog literature as a phenomenon of the current literary process in Russia. Wor...
AbstractThis dissertation reports a study about the blog phenomenon. It sees the place of French lan...