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Literature and Computation presents some of the most relevantly innovative recent approaches to literary practice, theory, and criticism as driven by computation and situated in digital environments. These approaches rely on automated analyses, but use them creatively, engage in text modeling but inform it with qualitative[-interpretive] critical possibilities, and contribute to present-day platform culture in revolutionizing intermedial ways. While such new directions involve more and more sophisticated machine learning and artificial intelligence, they also mark a spectacular return of the (trans)human(istic) and of traditional-modern literary or urgent political, gender, and minority-related concerns and modes now addressed in ever subtler and more nuanced ways within human-computer interaction frameworks. Expanding the boundaries of literary and data studies, digital humanities, and electronic literature, the featured contributions unveil an emerging landscape of trailblazing practice and theoretical crossovers ready and able to spawn and/or chart the witness literature of our age and cultures.
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Literature and Computation. An Introduction
Chris Tanasescu
Part 1: Platform Intermediality
1. Dynamical Systems and Interplatform Intermediality. The Case of #GraphPoem @ DHSI
Chris Tanasescu
2. Platform Intermediality. Rimbaud ZAP @ Abrüpt
Servanne Monjour and Nicolas Sauret
3. Reimagining Translation Anthologies. A Journey into Non-Linear Computational Assemblages
Raluca Tanasescu
Part 2: Hermeneutic Modeling
4. Hermeneutic Modeling of Detail in Textual Zoom and Literary Texts
Florentina Armaselu
5. The Novel's Factory of Opinions: adapting sentiment-analysis tools to ELTeC prefaces
Ioana Galleron, Roxana Patras, Rosario Arias, Javier Fernández-Cruz, Frédérique Mélanie-Becquet, and Olga Seminck
6. Reflective Modeling (Modeling what would be there). A critical, creative, and constructive approach to data modeling
Jan-Erik Stange
Part 3: Analytical-creative Approaches
7. Writing like a Machine or Becoming an Algorithmic Subject
Johanna Drucker
8. The Shepherds of Electric Sheep: Generative AI and Creativity
Andrew Klobucar
