Modelo de análisis cualitativo con ATLAS.ti para novelas postdigitales: Reina y Game Boy
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https://doi.org/10.5944/rhd.vol.6.2021.30879Keywords:
Postdigital Spanish Literature, Qualitative Text Analysis, Retromania, David Parkas, Elizabeth DuvalAbstract
Studies on the postdigital turn in Spanish literature have been consolidated in the last decade. The current paper examines a small novelistic corpus to understand 1) which postdigital presences and representational strategies are dominant and 2) how it relates to its technological history. The corpus comprises Game Boy by David Parkas (2019) and Reina by Elizabeth Duval (2020). This choice seeks to broaden the scope of previous studies, which mostly focused on the older Mutant generation. The paper’s methodology is qualitative text analysis using Atlas.ti. An interpretative model has been developed to annotate the novels; the annotation data has been analyzed with the tool.
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