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RECONFIGURATIONS is a peer-reviewed international journal for poetics & poetry, creative & scholarly writing, innovative & traditional concerns with literary arts & cultural studies. RECONFIGURATIONS is registered under a Creative Commons 3.0 License, and is an open-access, MLA-indexed, EBSCO-distributed, independently managed journal registered with the Library of Congress. ISSN: 1938-3592.
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Jasper Johns, "Map" (1961)
Image source: Wikipedia
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Reconfigure, v.
1964 M. MCLUHAN, Understanding Media, II. xxxi. 313, "The viewer of the TV mosaic, with technical control of the image, unconsciously re-configures the dots into an abstract work of art."
Reconfiguration, n.
1969 Word Study, Apr. 5/2, "A nonengineer might be satisfied with ‘Change the base drawing’, but since the engineer knows that the drawing is a configuration, any modification to it is naturally a reconfiguration."
--OED
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Reconfigure, v.
1964 M. MCLUHAN, Understanding Media, II. xxxi. 313, "The viewer of the TV mosaic, with technical control of the image, unconsciously re-configures the dots into an abstract work of art."
Reconfiguration, n.
1969 Word Study, Apr. 5/2, "A nonengineer might be satisfied with ‘Change the base drawing’, but since the engineer knows that the drawing is a configuration, any modification to it is naturally a reconfiguration."
--OED
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Wilson Bentley, "Snowflakes" (1902)
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EDITORIAL BOARD
EDITOR
W. Scott Howard
University of Denver
EDITORIAL ADVISOR
Edward Foster
Stevens Institute of Technology
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Karla Kelsey
Susquehanna University
Obododimma Oha
University of Ibadan
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Christophe Casamassima
Baltimore, MD
Martyn Colebrook
University of Hull
JP Craig
Alabama State University
Greg Howard
University of Maine
Anett Jessop
University of California, Davis
Joanie Mackowski
University of Cincinnati
Kristen Orser
Columbia College, Chicago
Jared Schickling
Lockport, NY
Chris Stroffolino
Oakland, CA
Edith Vasquez
Pitzer College
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EDITORIAL BOARD
EDITOR
W. Scott Howard
University of Denver
EDITORIAL ADVISOR
Edward Foster
Stevens Institute of Technology
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Karla Kelsey
Susquehanna University
Obododimma Oha
University of Ibadan
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Christophe Casamassima
Baltimore, MD
Martyn Colebrook
University of Hull
JP Craig
Alabama State University
Greg Howard
University of Maine
Anett Jessop
University of California, Davis
Joanie Mackowski
University of Cincinnati
Kristen Orser
Columbia College, Chicago
Jared Schickling
Lockport, NY
Chris Stroffolino
Oakland, CA
Edith Vasquez
Pitzer College
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CURATOR, DESIGNER & PUBLISHER
ISSN: 1938-3592
EDITORIAL PROCESS
All submissions to Reconfigurations are evaluated via double-blind peer-review: each work is sent anonymously to two readers for independent assessments. Solicited materials, including book reviews, also undergo this procedure. In most cases, members of the journal’s Editorial Board evaluate submissions, but sometimes external reviewers contribute to our editorial process. Results following split-votes are determined by the Editor. Average time from submission to evaluation and reply: seven weeks or less.
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All submissions to Reconfigurations are evaluated via double-blind peer-review: each work is sent anonymously to two readers for independent assessments. Solicited materials, including book reviews, also undergo this procedure. In most cases, members of the journal’s Editorial Board evaluate submissions, but sometimes external reviewers contribute to our editorial process. Results following split-votes are determined by the Editor. Average time from submission to evaluation and reply: seven weeks or less.
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Hartmann Schoppers, "Panopleia" (1568)
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CATALOGING & INDEXING
RECONFIGURATIONS:
A Journal for Poetics & Poetry / Literature & Culture
ISSN: 1938-3592
LC Call Number: PN1010
Dewey Number: 809.1 14
OCLC: 237795795
Subjects: Poetry--Periodicals. Poetics--Periodicals. Culture--Periodicals. Literature, Modern--History and Criticism--Periodicals.
Sponsoring Institution: University of Denver, Penrose Library
Indexing: MLA, WorldCat, Duotrope, Open J-Gate
Distribution: EBSCO
Copyright: RECONFIGURATIONS publishes under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License. Reprint permissions and other copyright permission requests beyond that scope should be sent to W. Scott Howard, showard@du.edu, Editor and Publisher, RECONFIGURATIONS: A Journal for Poetics & Poetry / Literature & Culture, ISSN: 1938-3592.
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CATALOGING & INDEXING
RECONFIGURATIONS:
A Journal for Poetics & Poetry / Literature & Culture
ISSN: 1938-3592
LC Call Number: PN1010
Dewey Number: 809.1 14
OCLC: 237795795
Subjects: Poetry--Periodicals. Poetics--Periodicals. Culture--Periodicals. Literature, Modern--History and Criticism--Periodicals.
Sponsoring Institution: University of Denver, Penrose Library
Indexing: MLA, WorldCat, Duotrope, Open J-Gate
Distribution: EBSCO
Copyright: RECONFIGURATIONS publishes under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License. Reprint permissions and other copyright permission requests beyond that scope should be sent to W. Scott Howard, showard@du.edu, Editor and Publisher, RECONFIGURATIONS: A Journal for Poetics & Poetry / Literature & Culture, ISSN: 1938-3592.
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City Hall, London (2008)
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Tornado, near Howard, SD (8/28/1884)
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Reconfigurations Noted:
The Journal of Electronic Publishing: WYSIWYG Poetics
DZANC BOOKS: Best of the Web 2010
"Special thanks to Reconfigurations, a nifty journal in the form of a blog." --Ron Silliman
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Reconfigurations Noted:
The Journal of Electronic Publishing: WYSIWYG Poetics
DZANC BOOKS: Best of the Web 2010
"Special thanks to Reconfigurations, a nifty journal in the form of a blog." --Ron Silliman
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WYSIWYG: 1982 Byte, Apr. 26 4/2, "‘What you see is what you get’ (or WYSIWYG) refers to the situation in which the display screen portrays an accurate rendition of the printed page." 1982 Economist, 1 May 8, "If he wishes to converse with computer buffs, he will have to cope with neologisms such as ‘wysiwyg’ (what you see is what you get), pronounced ‘whizziwig’." 1984 Sci. Amer., Sept. 54/3, "Perhaps the most important principle is WYSIWYG (‘What you see is what you get’): the image on the screen is always a faithful representation of the user’s illusion." --OED
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