Soul Sphíncter: Ambient Time Arm in 320 bit haziness

I am a final stage PhD candidate at the Department of Language Studies at Umeå University. I have been working and researching in HUMlab since Masters level studies in 2003-04. My PhD thesis is entitled Reading Freedom: techniques for the control of reading in four works of digital literature, which examines how selected digital literary works set up reading strategies and condition the reader as a subject. I have published on narrative in trans-cultural and digital media contexts, with a particular interest in the concepts of reading and performance. I also work with networks in digital art, virtual worlds, pedagogy that involves digital media, and digital culture. I teach cultural studies, literature, and narrative design in 2D and 3D media. My publications can be viewed here. My Twitter account is @JimBarrett

I can be contaminated at jim.barrett[at]humlab.umu.se

Other fun:
Music, Sound, Travel,
Poetry, Performance, Art.

Curriculum Vitae

Soul Sphíncter

Monday, June 13, 2011

Ambient Time Arm in 320 bit haziness

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