Marivaudage et redondances

Legrain, Sarah

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“…The analysis of the sequence "The Beauty and the Beast" displays several literary features that argue for a story, and more specifically a type of love story that could be categorized as flirtation and marivaudage (Legrain, 2012). The basic constituents of a story are in place and characters have their own roles to play, as trigger, defender, and plot leader.…”

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The Story Event “The Beauty and the Beast” in Second Life: Literature Studies and the (Non-)Adoption of Virtual Worlds

Lindberg

2019

Virtual Sites as Learning Spaces

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The aim of this study is to gain insight into how digital three-dimensional worlds generate new ways of (1) studying literary genres, (2) “prosuming” literary story-events, and (3) supporting the learning of literary competencies. In a virtual world, the frontiers between the factual and the fictional are replaced and blurred in similar ways as in fictional literature, though the sensation of reality is enhanced, since the medium allows for intense interaction, where the technology and the human body are involved. Contents and interactions in the virtual world Second Life are explored through the lenses of literature, in order to observe how literary components play out in the environment. The methodology is inspired by ethnography, and comprises methods of immersed engagement and observations, as well as visual and textual snapshot documentations in-world. The results offer perspectives on affordances and hinders for integrating virtual worlds in learning and literature studies.

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Section: Character Constructionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Story Event “The Beauty and the Beast” in Second Life: Literature Studies and the (Non-)Adoption of Virtual Worlds

Lindberg

2019

Virtual Sites as Learning Spaces

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Marivaudage et redondances

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The Story Event “The Beauty and the Beast” in Second Life: Literature Studies and the (Non-)Adoption of Virtual Worlds

The Story Event “The Beauty and the Beast” in Second Life: Literature Studies and the (Non-)Adoption of Virtual Worlds

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