Electronic LiteratureS as Postcomparative Media

Abstract

This article examines electronic literatureS as postcomparative media: a pluralistic, fluid phenomenon that questions the political implications, selective regimes, and analytical practices inherent in institutionalised e-literary practices. Exposing the technopositivist, ableist and accessibleist tendencies of skills-based approaches, we showcase our intersectional and co-relational approach by auto-narrating developments in India’s emergent, subalternative e-literary media ecology.