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Twittérature : autopoïèse, allopoïèse et générations de Twitterbot littéraire

Humanities

Twittérature : autopoïèse, allopoïèse et générations de Twitterbot littéraire

Y. J. Waliya

This study evaluates literary Twitterbots as instruments of procedural creativity and their role in pedagogy using a hypothetico-deductive approach. It analyzes categories of literary Twitterbots, groups them by procedural generativity, examines modalities of reading generative literature on Twitter, and offers concluding perspectives — research conducted by Yohanna Joseph Waliya.... show more
Abstract
From time immemorial, human beings have been trying to create a machine or functional technology on which they easily leverage to express themselves and entertain themselves. It is this determination that brings forth the use of Twitterbot as the instrument of literary procedural creativity. This article aims at evaluating literary Twitterbots in the Twitterverse employing hypothetico-deductive methodology so that the tweet-readers may accept robotic twitterature as a pertinent part of pedagogy. Moreover, having defined the key terms, in this research, I will first and foremost analyze the categories of literary Twitterbots, and Twitterbot makers then group Twitterbots according to their procedural generativity. In addition, I will discuss the modalities of reading generative literature on Twitter and then conclude with my perspectives.
Publisher
Language, Discourse & Society
Published On
Authors
Yohanna Joseph Waliya
Tags
Twitterbot
literary procedural creativity
Twitterature
hypothetico-deductive methodology
procedural generativity
generative literature
pedagogy
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