Publicaties
2025
Wetenschappelijke publicaties
2024
Wetenschappelijke publicaties
Chateau, L. (2024). Anxious Aesthetics: Memes and Alienation in Digital Capitalism. [Doctoral thesis 3 (Research UU / Graduation NOT UU), Tilburg University]. Tilburg University. [DOI]
van de Ven, I., & Chateau, L. (2024). Digital Humanities and the Hermeneutic Tradition: Suspicion, Trust and Dialogue in Online Culture. (Routledge Focus on Literature). Routledge. [DOI]
2023
Wetenschappelijke publicaties
Chateau, L. (2023). On Purposefully Poor Images: Aesthetic Encounters with Alienation. Aesthetic Investigations, 5(2), 173-193. [DOI]
Chateau, L. (2023). Beyond Computationality: Radical Play and Aesthetics in Future Compasses’. Virtual Creativity, 12(2), 133-153. [DOI]
2022
Populariserende publicaties
Chateau, L. (2022, Mar 22). The Alienated Aesthetics of Degraded Images. In Media Res.
2021
Populariserende publicaties
Chateau, L. (2021, Oct 15). Cultural Capital and Ironic Literacy in the Meme Economy. Meme Studies Research Network.
Chateau, L. (2021, Feb 2). The Conflicted Interests of r/WallStreetBets: Political movement or ‘degenerates gambling'? Diggit Magazine.
2020
Wetenschappelijke publicaties
Chateau, L. (2020). Damn i didn’t know y’all was sad? I thought it was just memes”: Irony, Memes and Risk in Internet Depression Culture. M/C Journal. A Journal of Media and Culture, 23(3). [DOI]
Populariserende publicaties
Chateau, L. (2020, May 7). Memeing under Covid-19: On the phatic internet and collectivity. Diggit Magazine.