Rebirth and Dissemination of Classics: A Study on the Digitization of Pioneering Works in American Literature
Abstract
The digitization of pioneering American literary works has provided innovative avenues for the preservation of classic literature.
Through various digital formats such as e-books, audiobooks, interactive fiction, and digital games, these works have transcended the limitations of traditional print media, significantly expanding their influence and readership. Simultaneously, the integration of digital technologies
has not only enriched the modes of literary dissemination but also spurred methodological innovations in academic research.
Through various digital formats such as e-books, audiobooks, interactive fiction, and digital games, these works have transcended the limitations of traditional print media, significantly expanding their influence and readership. Simultaneously, the integration of digital technologies
has not only enriched the modes of literary dissemination but also spurred methodological innovations in academic research.
Keywords
Digitization; Technology; Dissemination
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/rcha.v2i12.6308
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