What happens to literature in the digital world? In this talk the speaker explores digital literature, a literature that mixes text (linguistics), images, and sound, that is interactive, where words and letters can even move and where the machine can create. We will determine some new rhetorical figures, delineate some characteristics of digital story, and define a new literary aesthetic and a digital rhetoric.

Giovanna Di Rosario – PhD in Digital Culture – teaches Digital Culture at the Polytechnic of Milan. She is the associate director of Hermeneia Group – Literary Studies and Digital Technologies – at the University of Barcelona. Previously, she worked in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, and Switzerland. She has been invited lecturer in several countries worldwide and published books and articles about Digital Literature. Giovanna Di Rosario teaches Digital Culture at the Polytechnic of Milan. She is the associate director of Hermeneia Group – Literary Studies and Digital Technologies – at the University of Barcelona. Previously, she worked in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, and Switzerland. She has been invited lecturer in several countries worldwide and published books and articles about Digital Literature. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]

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