"Inside/outside intertextuality" is an essay by Diane Caney which was
presented at
ON/OFF+ACROSS: language, identity and technology, a conference held at the University of Westminster
in November, 1998.
"Inside/outside intertextuality" is a collection
of fragments relating to text, new technologies,
identity and language. Both text
and language are considered in their broadest contexts:
as entities which transmute
as they voyage across the parallel virtualities
of technology and readerly space.
I argue that identity is splintered enmeshments ...
There are no strict conclusions in this composite text
which I regard as always already entangling
with a vast world
(while it is being read):
that of the multi-faceted virtual realities
of its reader(s).
| main pieces of prose |  |
fragments |
"Inside/outside intertextuality" is a collection
of fragments relating to text, new technologies,
identity and language. Both text
and language are considered in their broadest contexts:
as entities which transmute
as they voyage across the parallel virtualities
of technology and readerly space.
I argue that identity is splintered enmeshments ...
There are no strict conclusions in this composite text
which I regard as always already entangling
with a vast world
(while it is being read):
that of the multi-faceted virtual realities
of its reader(s).
© Diane Caney, 1999
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