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Concentration.
Title & Author:

Concentration.

Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : Fiktion, 2015.

Description:

1 online resource

Notes:
Archived and cataloged by Library Stack.
Summary:

"In this anthology, edited by Fiktion's cofounder Ingo Niermann, nineteen writers and researchers address a fiercely contested commodity in digital society: concentration. Ingeborg Harms, Quinn Latimer, Arthur Jacobs, and Raoul Schrott write about the circumstances under which a text or activity can completely draw us into its spell, Dirk Baecker and Amy Patton about a shifting concentration, Jenna Sutela and Elvia Wilk about one that carries us into the spherical, Charis Conn about concentration violently induced; Nina Bußmann writes about the uncertainty as to whether she is currently concentrating or distracting herself; Sophie Jung, Emily Segal, and Alexander Tarakhovsky make attention deficit disorder their subject; Kenneth Goldsmith argues that the artistic and literary avantgarde stem precisely from distraction; Jacob Wren wonders if a concentration that omits all else is not the exact reason why our world is in such a terrible state; Johannes Thumfart looks at the relationship between concentration of the mind and on the digital market; Boris Groys observes a defictionalization of literature through the Internet, while Ronny Vuine and Ingo Niermann make speculative - i.e. decidedly fictive - literature the ongoing or recurring dominant medium of social change. The German contributions have been translated into English by Nathaniel McBride and Amy Patton."-- provided by distributor.

Subject:

Art and literature.
Art et littérature.

Form/genre:

Discursive works.
Collections

Added entries:

Arbutina, Vela, contributor.
Baecker, Dirk, contributor.
Bußmann, Nina, contributor.
Conn, Charis, contributor.
Edmonson, Tess, proofreader.
Gallus, Henriette, contributor.
Gatza, Mathias, contributor, editor.
Goldsmith, Kenneth, contributor.
Groĭs, Boris, contributor.
Harms, Ingeborg, contributor.
Jacobs, Arthur, contributor.
Jung, Sophie, contributor.
Latimer, Quinn, contributor.
McBride, Nathaniel, translator.
Niermann, Ingo, editor, contributor.
Patton, Amy, contributor, translator.
Schrott, Raoul, contributor.
Scrimgeour, Alexander, editor.
Segal, Emily, contributor.
Stoff, Julia, contributor.
Sutela, Jenna, contributor.
Tarakhovsky, Alexander, contributor.
Thumfart, Johannes, contributor.
Vuine, Ronnie, contributor.
Wilk, Elvia, contributor.
Wren, Jacob, contributor.
Library Stack, distributor.
Library Stack.

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