World Authorship
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World Authorship
Boes, Tobias; Braun, Rebecca; Spiers, Emily
Oxford University Press
10/2020
432
Dura
Inglês
9780198819653
15 a 20 dias
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1: Rebecca Braun: Introduction
2: Alexander Beecroft: Beginnings: A World History of Authorship
3: Rebecca Braun: Celebrity: On the Different Publics of World Authorship
4: Alexandra Harrington: Censorship: The Challenge of Writing in Oppressive Regimes
5: Sondra Bacharach: Collaboration: Re-thinking Origins and Ownership
6: Ra Page: Commissions: The Politics of Origin and Market
7: Beverley Nambozo Nsengiyunva: Communities: Forging the Voices of Poets in Africa
8: Benoit Peeters: Death: On Barthes's Images of Authorship without Authority
9: Daniel Punday: Digital Writing: Authorship and Platform
10: Benedict Schofield: Engagement: Authoring European Futures
11: Gisele Sapiro: Festivals: Constructing an Alternative Public Sphere
12: Michel Hockx: Independence: Online Experimental Fiction in China
13: Nathalie Carre: Language: Digital Technologies Diversifying World Authorship
14: Cesar Dominguez: Law: Making Authorial Personhood for the World
15: Chidi Ukwu: Media: Channels for New Kinds of Authorship in Africa
16: Tobias Boes: Nation: Authors as Exemplars of Political Communities
17: Luis Bravo: Networks: Poetry, Festivals, and Information Technology in Latin America, 1993-2017
18: Emily Spiers: Performance: Worlding Literature through Spoken-Word Poetry
19: Susan Bassnett: Popularity: Authorship and Audiences over Time
20: Daniel Hahn: Prizes: A Personal View of the UK Awards Industry Today
21: Zahid Hussain: Readers: The Space Between Us All
22: Sridhar Aghalaya in conversation with Emily Spiers: Representation: The Role of the Literary Agent in India
23: Jeffrey R. Di Leo: Self-Publishing: Transforming Ways of Writing and Reading
24: Karen Leeder: Translation: Michael Krueger and Paul Muldoon in Conversation
25: George Green and Graham Mort: Universities: Creating Authors through Higher Education
26: Ulrike Almut Sandig: Voice: I am My Own Song From Offstage
2: Alexander Beecroft: Beginnings: A World History of Authorship
3: Rebecca Braun: Celebrity: On the Different Publics of World Authorship
4: Alexandra Harrington: Censorship: The Challenge of Writing in Oppressive Regimes
5: Sondra Bacharach: Collaboration: Re-thinking Origins and Ownership
6: Ra Page: Commissions: The Politics of Origin and Market
7: Beverley Nambozo Nsengiyunva: Communities: Forging the Voices of Poets in Africa
8: Benoit Peeters: Death: On Barthes's Images of Authorship without Authority
9: Daniel Punday: Digital Writing: Authorship and Platform
10: Benedict Schofield: Engagement: Authoring European Futures
11: Gisele Sapiro: Festivals: Constructing an Alternative Public Sphere
12: Michel Hockx: Independence: Online Experimental Fiction in China
13: Nathalie Carre: Language: Digital Technologies Diversifying World Authorship
14: Cesar Dominguez: Law: Making Authorial Personhood for the World
15: Chidi Ukwu: Media: Channels for New Kinds of Authorship in Africa
16: Tobias Boes: Nation: Authors as Exemplars of Political Communities
17: Luis Bravo: Networks: Poetry, Festivals, and Information Technology in Latin America, 1993-2017
18: Emily Spiers: Performance: Worlding Literature through Spoken-Word Poetry
19: Susan Bassnett: Popularity: Authorship and Audiences over Time
20: Daniel Hahn: Prizes: A Personal View of the UK Awards Industry Today
21: Zahid Hussain: Readers: The Space Between Us All
22: Sridhar Aghalaya in conversation with Emily Spiers: Representation: The Role of the Literary Agent in India
23: Jeffrey R. Di Leo: Self-Publishing: Transforming Ways of Writing and Reading
24: Karen Leeder: Translation: Michael Krueger and Paul Muldoon in Conversation
25: George Green and Graham Mort: Universities: Creating Authors through Higher Education
26: Ulrike Almut Sandig: Voice: I am My Own Song From Offstage
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1: Rebecca Braun: Introduction
2: Alexander Beecroft: Beginnings: A World History of Authorship
3: Rebecca Braun: Celebrity: On the Different Publics of World Authorship
4: Alexandra Harrington: Censorship: The Challenge of Writing in Oppressive Regimes
5: Sondra Bacharach: Collaboration: Re-thinking Origins and Ownership
6: Ra Page: Commissions: The Politics of Origin and Market
7: Beverley Nambozo Nsengiyunva: Communities: Forging the Voices of Poets in Africa
8: Benoit Peeters: Death: On Barthes's Images of Authorship without Authority
9: Daniel Punday: Digital Writing: Authorship and Platform
10: Benedict Schofield: Engagement: Authoring European Futures
11: Gisele Sapiro: Festivals: Constructing an Alternative Public Sphere
12: Michel Hockx: Independence: Online Experimental Fiction in China
13: Nathalie Carre: Language: Digital Technologies Diversifying World Authorship
14: Cesar Dominguez: Law: Making Authorial Personhood for the World
15: Chidi Ukwu: Media: Channels for New Kinds of Authorship in Africa
16: Tobias Boes: Nation: Authors as Exemplars of Political Communities
17: Luis Bravo: Networks: Poetry, Festivals, and Information Technology in Latin America, 1993-2017
18: Emily Spiers: Performance: Worlding Literature through Spoken-Word Poetry
19: Susan Bassnett: Popularity: Authorship and Audiences over Time
20: Daniel Hahn: Prizes: A Personal View of the UK Awards Industry Today
21: Zahid Hussain: Readers: The Space Between Us All
22: Sridhar Aghalaya in conversation with Emily Spiers: Representation: The Role of the Literary Agent in India
23: Jeffrey R. Di Leo: Self-Publishing: Transforming Ways of Writing and Reading
24: Karen Leeder: Translation: Michael Krueger and Paul Muldoon in Conversation
25: George Green and Graham Mort: Universities: Creating Authors through Higher Education
26: Ulrike Almut Sandig: Voice: I am My Own Song From Offstage
2: Alexander Beecroft: Beginnings: A World History of Authorship
3: Rebecca Braun: Celebrity: On the Different Publics of World Authorship
4: Alexandra Harrington: Censorship: The Challenge of Writing in Oppressive Regimes
5: Sondra Bacharach: Collaboration: Re-thinking Origins and Ownership
6: Ra Page: Commissions: The Politics of Origin and Market
7: Beverley Nambozo Nsengiyunva: Communities: Forging the Voices of Poets in Africa
8: Benoit Peeters: Death: On Barthes's Images of Authorship without Authority
9: Daniel Punday: Digital Writing: Authorship and Platform
10: Benedict Schofield: Engagement: Authoring European Futures
11: Gisele Sapiro: Festivals: Constructing an Alternative Public Sphere
12: Michel Hockx: Independence: Online Experimental Fiction in China
13: Nathalie Carre: Language: Digital Technologies Diversifying World Authorship
14: Cesar Dominguez: Law: Making Authorial Personhood for the World
15: Chidi Ukwu: Media: Channels for New Kinds of Authorship in Africa
16: Tobias Boes: Nation: Authors as Exemplars of Political Communities
17: Luis Bravo: Networks: Poetry, Festivals, and Information Technology in Latin America, 1993-2017
18: Emily Spiers: Performance: Worlding Literature through Spoken-Word Poetry
19: Susan Bassnett: Popularity: Authorship and Audiences over Time
20: Daniel Hahn: Prizes: A Personal View of the UK Awards Industry Today
21: Zahid Hussain: Readers: The Space Between Us All
22: Sridhar Aghalaya in conversation with Emily Spiers: Representation: The Role of the Literary Agent in India
23: Jeffrey R. Di Leo: Self-Publishing: Transforming Ways of Writing and Reading
24: Karen Leeder: Translation: Michael Krueger and Paul Muldoon in Conversation
25: George Green and Graham Mort: Universities: Creating Authors through Higher Education
26: Ulrike Almut Sandig: Voice: I am My Own Song From Offstage
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