5: The Fails and Wins of Copyright via “Mr. West”
I love the range of examples given in the readings for what remix has come tomean and could come to mean in the future. Certainly, […]
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CrashCourse and Literary Remixes
Much like Hannah Feustle, I was reminded while reading Framing Remix Rhetorically of a video that I watched in one of my high school English […]
5. Epic Fail
There have been many remixes of Pride and Prejudice, in movies and books. Kiera gives an example in her post of the popular novel Pride and […]
5) Mixing Or Plagiarism? Helene Hegemann’s Axolotl Roadkill
Helene Hegemann’s 2010 debut novel, Axolotl Roadkill, is about a troubled 16-year-old girl, Mifti, who has been living by herself in the grime and creative […]
5: Insane: A Tale of Remixing Gone Wrong
Last summer, I worked for a small amusement center called Funplex, located in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. It had a decent playlist consisting of a […]
5) The Lunar Chronicles as a Remix
The Lunar Chronicles are “futuristic retellings of classic fairy tales” (Meyer). Throughout her five novels, Marissa Meyer, a New York Times bestselling author, remakes the […]
5: Pop Danthology, Remixing, and Copyright Culture
One of my favorite examples of remix for some time now has been the remixing of popular songs to create a mashup of the songs. […]