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apter Two, Typolagical $ymbolism in Hunt's Major,rk$r Finding of the Saviour in the Temple&e F,ixdrt*g oJr&a S*vi6,ur ix l&e ?erapJa Hunt *pprsed rnnar and cut*res v.rhrle at the same trmeW. H. Hunt The Findinq ol the $aviourlennple thc builders are: wrthin rts walls theatvely. Fur*r*rmore, asled the conrp*sibon intsrdants, ofir:rrs ofthe Telged tn a ser$i-clrcle,:*d &at the painter rhoser*yed his deepest fe*lingsr. arrd we should alsc sbre of the c*nsen'ativenan Hunt $ras concernedlhE Finding ol the g*irkH. Hunt, ThB FindingH. l'{rrrt, Ths findingThe old.{nd g+d 8rli1Lest one$+"&am llolnran Hu$t ?&s,+lxdixg o/l$* fuvtagr in theTerxple. 1854-60 Oil on calas, 33 3/4 x 55 U2 inEirninof,am flihr ll{rrcplmq rn,.{ Art li*1lenrFigure 6. Generic Linking in Microcosm. This screen shot shows the results offollowing a generic link either from the word oFinding'orfrom the phrase "The Finding of the Saviour in the Temple" in the Microcosm version of my book William Holman HuntandTypological Symbolism,This action produces a menu (at rightl with three choices: a section of my original book containing theprincipal discussion of this painting and two discussions of it. Since choosing "Follow Link" (or double clicking) on any word orphrase that serves as an anchor produces these three choices, this screen shot represents many-to-many linking. Furthermore, althoughreaders experience the results ofgeneric linking (here the menu with three destination lexias) just as ifthe author had manuallylinked each anchor to the discussion and two illustrations, in fact the links only come into existence when readers call forthem. One can therefore consider this screen to exemplif soft many-to-many linking. Although Microcosm permits authors to createthe usual manual form ofone-to-one and one-to-many links, the generic link function takes a great deal ofthe work out ofcre.ati ng i nformational hypertext webs.