Untitled - witz cultural

't24HYPERTEXT 3.0 deceive them into thinking that from now on all discourse could be, or should be, normaldiscourse. The resulting freezing-over of culture would be, in the eyes of edifyingphilosophers, the dehumanization of human beings. (377)HFpertext, which has a built-in bias against "hypostatization" and probablyagainst privileged descriptions as well, therefore embodies the approachto philosophy that Rorty urges. The basic experience of text, information, andcontrol, which moves the boundary of power away from the author in thedirection of the reader, models such a postmodern, antihierarchical mediumof information, text, philosophy, and society.