Literary forms
2015
4
Aug
DigLit + Mezangelle
With her "mezangelle" language, Breeze creates a minor language that combines the dominant languages of humans and machine—a kind of creole that disrupts the prescribed utility of both word and code, "deterritorializing" them, and opening them up to new meaning and play.
Source: Towards Minor Literary Forms: Digital Literature and the Art of Failure | Electronic Book Review
