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Mediacy - Exploring Hypertextuality
, 2002 Reading and writing in late modernity is constantlychallenged in the context of expanding digital media and culturalheterogenity. Digitalization has meant the hybridization of differentmedia forms in a process of remediation. This phenomenon might becalled "hypertextuality".
Elmfeldt, Johan
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Socioeconomic Disparities in Fatalistic Beliefs About Cancer Prevention and the Internet. [PDF]
J Commun, 2012 Lee CJ, Niederdeppe J, Freres D.
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New media landscapes and the science information consumer. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 2013 Brossard D.
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Investigating the role of social inhibition in enduring involvement in online synchronous exercise classes: A use and gratification perspective. [PDF]
HeliyonCheng KH, Chiang CT, Cheng YY, Lee BCY.
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Hypertextuality Theory and Interpretation in and of the Pentateuch
Zeitschrift Fur Die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft, 2023Abstract This article examines reworkings in and of the Pentateuch using the terms and categories of hypertextuality, a theory proposed by the structuralist literary critic Gérard Genette. Genette’s theory offers sophisticated ways to categorize literary interactions among texts and to make more explicit our assumptions about how ...
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Intertextuality vs. Hypertextuality
New Literary History, 1994HE INSTITUTIONS OF INTERPRETATION have remained largely unchanged since Aristotle, with one exception. Born almost unnoticed initially in the backyard of the humanities, first mistakenly seen as a mere improvement in the techniques of inquiry available to literary scholars, computer programming evolved almost overnight from a system of information ...
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