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Hypertext Criticism: Writing about Hypertext

Authors, Various · Texas Digital Library (University of Texas) · 2006

In the decade or so since the publication of the first hypertext fiction (Michael Joyce's afternoon, a story), hypertext fiction and electronic literature has developed immensely. Electronic literature today is hypertextual and more, finding inspiration in visual arts, animation, games and cinema. There is a solid and growing literature of hypertext theory and of new media theory. Writers use links confidently, and electronic literature has become widespread on the Web. Writing has met other modes of expression that, previously, were usually separated from literature: visual art, concept art, performance and games are as important as literature in many contemporary hypertexts.

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Terry Harpold · Edinburgh University Press eBooks · 2003

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Packer, Heather · EdShare Southampton (University of Southampton)

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Gibbins, Nicholas · EdShare Southampton (University of Southampton)

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John P. Dugan · Computers in the Schools · 1999

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Marta Ježová, Katarína Múčková, Ondřej Souček et al. · 2008

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Gibbins, Nicholas · EdShare Southampton (University of Southampton)

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Philipp Heidkamp · Birkhäuser Basel eBooks · 2008

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2004

Prior to the 1970s computer text files were primarily plain text files containing straight presentations of characters without specialized formatting or interactive links. All that changed with the advent of hypertext, said by many to be the inspiration of the Internet as it exists today. Theodor Nelson coined the term “hypertext” in the 1960s to describe his conceptualization of a new form of electronic text that would be nonsequential rather than linear. Such text would allow readers to branch off in an endless array of directions, according to their interests and needs. He began working on a program, dubbed Xanadu, to achieve this purpose.

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Richard Steadman-Jones · Bristol University Press eBooks · 2022

This chapter explores the potential of the form, hypertext, to be applied to collaborative interdisciplinary projects. It explores the potential for that form to let in diverse voices and encourage co-writing and collaboration.

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Wachter, Christian, Schröter (geb. Vater), Dr. Christian · SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología · 2023

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Thierry Bardini · 2004

The prelims comprise: Introduction: Defining Hypertext Association vs. Connection: The Dual Origins of Hypertext The Language Machine and the Body The Computer as a Medium and the Question of the Interface The Designer as the Third Man The Distribution of Intelligence at the Interface and the Future of the Person Hypertext, Cybernetics, and Space-time Conclusion Acknowledgments

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Wolfgang Riggert · 2000

Hypertext ist eine neue Art der Informationsorganisation und -darstellung, die dem Umstand Rechnung trägt, dass der Einzelne einer zunehmenden Informationsflut ausgesetzt ist. Das individuelle Arbeitsumfeld ist gespickt mit neuen Technologien, die den Umgang mit Informationen in jeglicher Ausprägung durch den Computer ermöglichen. Da die Verarbeitungskapazität des Menschen begrenzt ist, liegt es nahe, nach einem Ausweg in der Organisation des Wissens und der Informationen zu suchen. Auslöser für die hinter Hypertext stehende Idee war zunächst das Anliegen, Notizen wie sie im täglichen Büroablauf auftreten durch assoziative Verknüpfungen zu verbinden. Dies kann einerseits konventionell mit weiteren papiergebundenen Verweisen oder mit einer Ordnung nach ausgewählten Kriterien erfolgen, andererseits legen die wachsenden Möglichkeiten der Informationsverarbeitung es nahe, dieses Problem computergestützt anzugehen. Diese Beschreibung der ursprünglichen Anforderungen an Hypertext lassen sich nur schwer in eine geschlossene Definition überführen. Daher erscheint es naheliegend, Hypertext über drei Eigenschaften zu definieren [6, S. 177]: Hypertext

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Eugene F. Provenzo, J Amanda, P B Goodwin · 2011

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Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)

Apple's Hypercard 2.0 brought new sophistication to the concept of hypertext, and laid the groundwork for the powerful Internet concept of hyperlinks. This program looks at new hypertext based applications including Hypercard 2.0, Hyperties 3.0, Spinnaker's PLUS 2.0, and Guide 3.0. Originally broadcast in 1990.

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