Postduriaalityyppinen
Postduriaalityyppinen is a term used in speculative cultural theory to classify artifacts and practices that emerge after a perceived transition from a prior condition described as duriaality. It signals a post-duriaality aesthetic that foregrounds instability, modularity, and the crossing of media boundaries, often with an emphasis on participatory authoring and process over finished products.
Etymology and origins: The word is a Finnish neologism built from post-, duriaality, and tyyppinen (typical or
Core features: Postduriaalityyppinen objects and practices tend to exhibit cross-media hybridity spanning text, image, video, and
Usage and examples: In contemporary Finnish scholarship, the term is used to analyze transmedia novels and
Reception and relation to other concepts: Postduriaalityyppinen overlaps with postdigital theory, transmedia studies, and participatory culture.