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Hypertext: Some Definitions
Hypertext
- George P. Landow, Introductory comments from Hypertext (1992)
- Hypertext
- John Tolva, The “Reading Wheel” and its Relation to Bush’s Memex
- Kimberly Amaral, Hypertext : An Overview
- G. Falquet, J. Guyot, I. Prince, Generating Hypertext Views on Databases
- Hendrik Christanto’s The Architecture of Hypertext Systems (Dexter, Trellis, and other reference models)
- Nicholas Friesner’s Web-Based Stretch-text
Hypertext and Hypermedia
- Sven Birkerts, Commigled Bits: Books Without Pages
- Hai Ping’s Hypervideo
- Francesca Chiocci, Music in Hypertexts: Toward a Real Media Integration
Hypertext and Related Issues
- Hypertext and Information retrieval (IR)
- Thong Lip Fei’s Hypertext and Knowledge Management Systems
Components of Hypertext and Hypertext Systems
- Three basic forms of hypertext
- Links and Linking
- Forms of Linking, Their Advantages and Disadvantages
- Michael Pellauer, HyperTest — How many links ARE there?
- Linearity, nonlinearity, and multilinearity
- Modularity
- Navigation
- Kathy Nguyen Dang’s Navigation in Hypertext
- Node, lexia, chunk, anchor, view
- Web, document, hypertext
- Paths, trails, paths
- Docuverse
- Open systems (places links in other software): Microcosm/Multicosm
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