[Not in print version.This lexia functions as an overview for all of Hypertext, but since only the first chapter and some recent additions appear here in the WWW version, the following headings have only a small percentage of the links found in Hypertext in Hypertext. Web users might wish to look at the much more complete overview for the hypertext literature and theory sections of the Cyberspace, Hypertext, and Critical Theory site.]
Definitions
- A General Definition
- Modes of Hypertext (to be added inHypertext 2.0)
- Hypermedia
- Modes of Hypertext (to be added inHypertext 2.0)
Components
- Node, lexia
Link
- Path
- Web
- Network
- Path
Textuality
- assemblage
- decentered
- open
- fluidity, changeability
- multivocal
- intertextuality
- nonlinearity, a-linearity, and multilinearity
- writerly versus readerly
- decentered
Authorship
- authorship
- authorial property
- collaboration
- notions of self
- changed role of reader
- authorial property
Virtuality
Compared to other Information Technologies
- orality
- manuscript culture
- print
- reading Hypertext compared to reading an work with notes
- Barthes's notions of print textuality
- Joyce's Gerty
- Derrida's end of the book
- Barthes's notions of print textuality
- microfilm
- cinema
- electronic
- manuscript culture
Cultural Context: Postmodernism
Literature
Literary & Critical Theory
Philosophy & Religion
- Biblical Typology
- Hypertext Bibles
- Rorty
- Hypertext Bibles
Technology & Physical Sciences
Cultural History
Education: Teaching and Learning
- students
- teachers
- institutions
- resources
- teachers
Political Context and Implications
