- literatures,
including post-academia,
postnationalism and polyliterature,
polyvocalism and plurilingualism, self-publishing,
social media and multimediality...
- 2017.
Retrieved February 11, 2023. Milner, Ryan M. (October 2013). "Pop
polyvocality:
internet memes,
public parti****tion, and the
occupy wall
street movement"...
-
particular parts of the
texture (notably,
strong b****-lines), and the '
polyvocality'
created by multi-mike or multi-channel recording.
Mixing different 'earpoints'...
-
Drowning in Fire is a
novel by
Craig Womack published in 2001 by The
University of
Arizona Press. The
story follows a
young **** person, Josh Henneha...
- Levkoff; Batan, Hande; Anderson, Jennings; Palen,
Leysia (2022-04-27). "The
Polyvocality of
Online COVID-19
Vaccine Narratives that
Invoke Medical Racism". CHI...
- for
social change. The
combination of
pictures and
texts represent pop
polyvocality ("the people's version"). A meme can make more
serious conversations...
-
nature of words, and
other uses that
attempted to
limit or
restrict their polyvocality. At one
extreme is
novelistic discourse,
particularly that of a Dostoevsky...
- the
Chicago Review of Books,
described his
approach as
heteroglossia or
polyvocal, in
which the form
follows function. By
subsuming shorter, more dramatic...
-
Millsom Henry-Waring (2004).
Moving beyond Otherness:
Exploring the
Polyvocal Subjectivities of
African Caribbean Women across the
United Kingdom (Volume...
- Woman,
Other (May 2019,
Hamish Hamilton/Penguin UK) is an
innovative polyvocal "fusion fiction"
about 12
primarily black British women.
Their ages span...
