Chapter 11
Extra-textuality and affective intensities
Moving out from readers to people, places, and things
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Extending reading and the extra-textual
- 3.Assemblages of bodies, materials, environments, and texts
- 3.1Affect and stylistics
- 3.2Affect and literacy studies
- 3.3Literacy as ideological and multitudinous
- 3.4Relational practices
- 3.5Immersion, pleasure and affect
- 4.
The extra-textual in the analysis of writing
- 4.1“Un-thinking” with Grimm & Co: Background and methodology
- 4.2The coming together of people, places and things, in the creation of a story
- 5.Conclusion
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Acknowledgements
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Note
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