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Lieferstatus:	Auf Bestellung (Lieferzeit unbekannt)
Veröffentlichung:	Dezember 2021
Genre:	Sprache
	Ästhetik / Boyle, T.C. / Englisch / Hecht, Julie / Kommunikationswissenschaft / Lethem, Jonathan / Literatursystem / Literaturtheorie / Literaturwissenschaft# ab 2000 / Literaturwissenschaft# Lyrik und Dichter / Medienwissenschaft / Medienwissenschaften / MTV / Oates, Joyce Carol / Patchett, Ann / Pop-Musik / Populäre Kultur / Sound Studies / U.S.A. / Unterhaltungsmusik, Popmusik / Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, USA
ISBN:	9783825348625
EAN-Code:	9783825348625
Verlag:	Universitätsvlg. Winter
Einband:	Gebunden
Sprache:	English
Dimensionen:	H 210 mm / B 135 mm / D 38 mm
Gewicht:	698 gr
Seiten:	528
Zus. Info:	GB
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Inhalt:

Habitually, the "inter" in intermediality is conceived of as the interrelation between neatly distinguishable semiotic systems and projected as intercompositional agenda. While there are benefits of such a research design it fails to fully fathom both pop music and its potential ties to the literary text. Such relations can better be grasped by including the logic of literature as social system and the mediality of communication - in fiction as well as in pop music. 'Sonic Fictions of America' defines pop music as medial cluster strongly informed by the indexical effects of recording technologies. How, then, does pop affect literature? More often than not, literature has shown a surprising capacity to immunize itself against the "threat" of the popular, turning to familiar forms and styles to evoke pop phenomena. Discussing a rich array of prose texts from Ralph Ellison to Bret Easton Ellis, this study delineates a rather slow shift towards the end of these self-immunizing tendencies.