Barbara Bordalejo

Dr. Barbara Bordalejo is a digital humanist and a textual scholar with a background in English Literature. She has published electronic editions of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, Darwin’s Origin of Species and 15th Century Spanish Cancioneros. She is currently working on an electronic edition of the Estoria de Espanna, on the development of the Textual Communities Project (www.textualcommunities.usask.ca) and on the CantApp, a mobile application with a reader’s edition of the Canterbury Tales. Her interests focus on textual criticism, with particular emphasis on electronic editing and the use of computer methods to study texts, the collation of large textual traditions, the history and future of the book and transmedia storytelling. She teaches digital literature and new media as well as English and American literature. She is a member of the executive of Global Outlook::Digital Humanities.

Publications

Get Out of My Sandbox: Web Publication, Authority, and Originality
Get Out of My Sandbox: Web Publication, Authority, and Originality
Barbara Bordalejo. © 2016. 15 pages.
This chapter considers how one may use Genette's concepts of paratext and hypertext within transmedia narratives and born-digital texts and explores how Web publication...
Get Out of My Sandbox: Web Publication, Authority, and Originality
Get Out of My Sandbox: Web Publication, Authority, and Originality
Barbara Bordalejo. © 2014. 15 pages.
This chapter considers how one may use Genette's concepts of paratext and hypertext within transmedia narratives and born-digital texts and explores how Web publication...