ITH - Centrum för studier av IT ur ett humanvetenskapligt perspektiv
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2-3/2001

Forming the Text, Performing the Work
- Aspects of Media, Navigation, and Linking
by Anna Gunder

Contents

Part 1
1. The Concepts of Work and Text
2. Storage Medium, Presentation Medium and Text Access
3. Copy, Impression and Edition

Part 2
4. Structures and Navigation
5. Hypertext
6. Ergodicity
7. Links and Linking
8. Closing Words
About the Author

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