Copyright: A War on Ekphrasticism?
I regret heavily the fact that I waiting so long to write this blog post, because it means that what I wanted to write about […]
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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, […]
5: Fake Movie Trailers
Looks like I’m hopping on the YouTube train with Vivian and Taj. The other day, I saw this video in my YouTube recommendations: I’m not […]
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: Remix in Art
Dustin Edwards argues that remixes should be “distinctive in purpose, delivery, design and style” (42). I noticed that the posts published so far on this […]
The Wizard of Oz: Remixed
The remixed text that I chose to cover is Todrick Hall’s video The Wizard of Ahhs. The texts that have been sampled are: The movie The Wizard of Oz, […]
5: Thug Notes and Remixed Classics
As I read Framing Remix Rhetorically, I found myself thinking about a video I first watched in English class during senior year of high school—the […]
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: Remixing Greek Mythology from A Feminist Perspective
In her 2006 poetry collection Averno, Louise Glück writes a series of poems based on the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone. This myth was […]
5: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, the Remix of a Classic
Pride and Prejudice is a classic tale written by Jane Austen. It has been studied and written about and more recently it has been remixed […]