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Narrative and Hypertext 2011 Proceedings: a workshop at ACM Hypertext 2011, Eindhoven

, 2012

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Black BOX: [http://www.strangecities.net]Painting a Digital Picture of Documented Memory [PDF]

, 2004
Pentes, T
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Hypertextual architecture

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Intertextuality vs. Hypertextuality

New Literary History, 1994
HE 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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Postdigital hypertextuality

2019
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Dialogic hypertextuality

Language and Dialogue, 2022
AbstractThis essay demarcates between and among schools of dialogue, differentiating relational points of meaning origins. Contrasting dialogic roots constitute distinctions in social meaning and signification. Schools of dialogue embrace the relational interplay of address and response, with exchanges consisting of multiple simultaneous conversations.
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Hypertextual applications development tools

Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1993
Abstract During the development of hypertextual applications problems are presented in the phases of design, implementation, obtaining of the documentation and so on. This is difficult to solve using the today's available tools. In this paper a prototype tool for the solution of the principal problems is presented.
I. Aedo, F. Panetsos, A. Ribagorda
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Information architecture and hypertextuality

2015
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Hypertextuality and multimedia literature

1997
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Hypertextuality and literary translation

Semiotica, 2007
In this paper, our focus is on the hypertext as the reading-text in a strong sense; that is, as privileging the reader. The hypothesis we intend to verify is whether or not the hypertext may become a method for translation. Taking the hypertext as our starting point, we shall delineate a methodics with important implications for translative practice ...
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