I ndexAarseth, Espen, 41-43, 250-52, 267, 277, 325-27,330,392nL4, 393n76Achebe, Chinua, 300, 350Acquanet, 379n5Active Navigation , xw , 25. See also MicrocosmAdamis Bookstore, 177, 212-13, 262, 271Alphanumeric symbols and media, 37Althusser, Louis, 65, 380n13Ameican Heitage Dictionary, 20-27,137 , L45,335Anderson, Lauriq245Anderson, Tony, 274, 335Animated text, xi, 89-93; change code, changetext, 90; relation to time, 93; relation toreader control, 93Apple computers, 5, 379n7 ; Apple IIe, 309Aristotle, 2L8, 227, 248, 250ARPANET,62Art- Citnes (website), 154ArtqcLopedia (website), 161Art Gallery,19ASCAq 371Atom feed, 79Augment, 335, 378n3. See also Englebart,DouglasAuthor function, 305, 386n8Ayers, Michael D., 396n2Azvedo, Wilton, 91b2Evolution, T8Bad. Day atthe Midway,245,260-61Boghdad is Buming,376Bakhtin, Mikhail, 53, 56, 63, 712,237 , 344Balaam, as fractured self, 131Balcom, David,259Balestri, Diane, 34Barthes, Roland, 42, 64, 82, 127, 208, 325, 333,385n6; author as lr'rt,126:, contrast to Derrida,53; paradigm shift in, 1; parodiesscholarly notes, 119-20; playfi-rlness, 120;readerly vs. writerly text, 4, 52,132; reactingagainst book, 66; technology and, 333;text as discrete units, 54; text as network,63; uses hlpertext terminology, 2, 53; workreaction against totalitarianism, 344.Works: "Death of the Author," 305; S/2,2,4,5,76,119,126,304Bates, Stephen,364Bateson, Gregory 59Baudriilard, lean, 34, 43-44, 66, 370, 383n20Baum, L. Frank, 207, 234, 235BBEdit,771-Benedikt, Michael, 378n4Beneviste, Emile, 306Benjamin, Walter, 29, 43, 73, 74, 718Berne Convention, 373Bernstein, Mark, 176Bible, 114-16, 130, 341; tlpology of, 57; Webversions, L18Bikson, Tora K., 142BITNET,62Blair, fohn C., 222,283, 378n4, 393n3Blog, xi, 6, 9, 38, 55, 77-79,81.,125,180, 323,358. See alsoPepys, Samuel, Diarips; SloshdotBloom, Harold, 7,231Bolter, ). Daid, 2, 30-31, 32, 34-45, 50, 94,140-41, 779, 2I9, 226, 380nn11, 12, 15,385nn5,9, 390n3
426INDEX Bonilla,Diego. SeeLimbo networkedhypertextsystems, 137,142,Borges, forge Luis, 57, 76,279, 307 , 384n3 281; publishers' attitude toward, 747-42: inBornstein, George, 102 sciences vs. humanities, 138-39, 386n9,Boyan, Scott, 303387n11; as treason, 137; and virtual pres-Boyle, fames,365,368-69ence,29'LBraque, Georges, 189-91Collage: appropriation, 189, 191; gender,237:Brauchli, Marcus W., 323history of, 189-90; and hlpertext nanative,Bricologe,23Z188-98,237,247; idennry formation,237;British Museum Library 40 paradigm for hlpertext, 188-98Bronte, Charlotte, 6,7, 111,, 1,43, 761,287 ,307 Colonization, and writing, 347-50Browning,ElizabethBarrett,6,7,17O,287, Complex,T0290,298 Computergames,250-54,325; andhlpertextBrowning, Robert, 117, 146,770,293,298 stmcfl1re,250; and simulation,25l-53Bruns, Gerald L., 292Computers, satire of, 381n18Brusilovslcy, Peter,77 , 198-99 Conklin, 1eff,144-45Bulletin board, online, 323 Conkwright, P J., 86Bulkley, William M., 366C0fiert3/2\303Burris, G1en,86Cook, Steve,211Burroughs, William, 304 Coombs, James H., 20,379n7Bush, Vannevar, 9-13, 20, 24-27 , 33, 66, 273, Coover, Robert, 222,234,264; cave writing,276,335 269-70; disorientation as positive, 147-48;Butor, Michel, 219hypertext as poetic, linear reading experience,221. Works: 'And Now, Boot up theCabbala, the, 304 Reviews," 242,390n4;"Endings," 229;Calvino, Italo,304 "End ofBooks." 387n1: "HeThinks theCanon, literary, 7 , 292-302Way We Dream," 225: "The Babysitter,"Carey, Peter,7,8,350 76,226Carlyle, Thomas, 47-48, 69, 704-7, 123, 166, Copyright, 138, 341, 398n18777,251.,287,290,293-94,386n8 Corbett,Edwardp.,l39Carr,Leslie A.,24,26Canoll, Josh,270CD-ROM,Cornell, Joseph, 190Cofiaz^r, Julio,58,76,205186,227 CNPN, 374_75CDWord,77,384n4Craven, Jackie,208,211Chartier, Roger, 46, 49-50 , 330, 332, 383n22 Creeley, Robert, 205,265Chatgroups,38Cubism,190Chaucer,Geoffrey,75,267,394n8Culler,lonathan,390n6Chalror, H.1.,370,398n17Cunningham, 1.V.,249Chen, Kathy, 323 Cyberpunk science fiction, 366,372Chennells, Anthony, 345Cyberspace, Hyperrext, and. CrtilcalTheory'Web,Chidavaenzi, Phillip, 34694, 1.65, 172,235,236, 308-9,379n7Chimurenga,34T-48Cybertext,326China,78,322-24,367,369,375Cyber-utopiantechno-anarchy,222China Internet Project, 323Chinese Literature,TL Dallas Theological Seminary 71,383n2Cinema, 93, 143; and computers, 254; inter- Dasenbrock, Reed Way, 297active, 254-55, 257 -61, 388n4; multiplied, da Silva, Cicero lgnacio, 377n2255-57: nndomized,, 255-57;single-viewer Datamining, 376vs. mass audience, 2l4;theory,239 Davis, Hugh C., 25,379n6Clement, Jean,266,390n4Delany, Paul,188Cleveland, Harlan,370 Deleuze, Giles,58-62, 130,217,244CMS (Conversational Monitor System), 384n3 DeRose, Stephen, 108, 383-84n2Cognitive Systems, 19 De Roure, David.C.,24,Z6Collaboration: <strong>cultural</strong> valuation oi 386n9; Derrida, lacques , 64, 67 ,82, 130, 185, 207 ,hlpertext and, 370; modes of,136-37; on 235,281,307,349i advocate ofwiting as
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