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Testo e Senso is an interdisciplinary scientific journal born in 1998 at the University of Rome Tor Vergata. It deals with texts, old and new media, and cultural systems stemming from them. Its central theme is the reflection on the problem of a new statute of text-related disciplines. In doing so, it relies on a plurality of points of view and theoretical and methodological interactions ranging from literary theory and criticism, philology, linguistics, cultural studies, communication studies, cognitive science, neuroscience, digital humanities.

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A Remote Life? The End of Office Work

17 Feb 2025

The monographic dossier of Testo e Senso, issue 29-2025, invites scholars to engage with these questions, situating contemporary narratives of remote, de-materialized, and de-territorialized labor within a broader historical and theoretical framework. How has the disappearance – or rather, the radical expansion – of the office reshaped the terrain of ‘remote life,’ generating a space where professional and personal dimensions are no longer separate, but instead collide in complex and often problematic ways? As always, the journal welcomes interdisciplinary contributions from the fields of comparative literature, literary theory, cultural studies, semiotics, intermediality, linguistics, anthropology, and cognitive sciences.

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