The Aesthetical Imperative of the Contemporary Intermedial Text
The paper focuses on the aesthetical imperative of the contemporary intermedial text, as well as on the feedback in the dialogue between the author and the reader/spectator that shapes their aestetical identity. The linguo-philosophical concept of the composition and the autor's identity with regard to the compositional poetics of a text become key in the study of aesthetics. The authors argues that an effective aesthetical model of co-creation between the reader and the author is required. 1