| Abstrakt: |
Winiecka focuses on the phenomenon of interactive fiction produced using the Twine software. She refers to the state of the art in digital fiction study, discussing the possibilities new technology provides to the literary narration. She draws attention to the transformations of literary communication resulting from the use of interactive text’s visual and kinetic potential. Winiecka considers especially the latter feature, related to the setting in motion of the fixed and hitherto unchanging layer of literary works. Thus, she focuses on the new possibilities of dynamic narration and its aesthetic, semantic, social, and cultural consequences. Referring to examples of works created with Twine, Winiecka indicates the need for further research on literary works created in the digital environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
