431INDEXLavers, Annette, 333, 385n6Lazarus, Neal, 351-52, 357Lee, Dorothy, 389n1Leggett, fohn L., 27 -28, 273Lenk, Krzysztof, 160, 385n8Leroi-Gourhan, 84L6vi-Strauss, Claude, 134; bicolage,232; decentersculture ofbook, 66; redefines self,728-29 , 731-33 . \,/orks: The Raw and theCooked., 386n4; The Savage Mind, 66;The S cop e of Anthrop ology, 386n5Liestol, Gunnar, 765, 326, 345LlmDo, zJ /-t')Link. Sre H)?ertextLisP,2O2Lively, Penelope, 225-26, 300Lorenzo, George, 393n2Lovink, Geert, 46, 322-23, 325, 346, 353-54,380n10, 385n7, 398n14Ludditism,334Ludology,251Lukacs, Georg,264-65Lunsford, Andrea, 139-40, 243, 387n17"Lycidas," 74Lyons, Ian M., 96-98,203, 389n7Lyotard, Jean-Frangois, 312, 360; on decline ofgrand narratives, 312, 390n2; on education,272; nanalion form of customary knowledge,220;onself, L27; on shift from print,66-67; on technology as prosthesis, 335Mac, Kathy,267Machery Piene,64-65Macintosh, 94, 212, 268, 309, 384n7. Seealso Apple computers; HypercardrM;IntermediaMacromedia Director, 96-97, 385n8MacWeb, 18, 159Malda, Ron, 362-64Malloy, fudy,267Mancini, Clara, 263-64, 379n5, 388n4Manuscript culture, 99-100MAPA, 155Marchionini, Gary, 272, 288Markup, texhral, 107-9. See also HTMLMarsh, Nathan, 794-95, 326Marshall, Catherine C.,28, 267 , 379n5Marxism, 54, 64-65, 3I2, 330 -33, 344, 396n4Mateas, Michael,250Matisse, Henri, 190Matsuoka, Masahiro, 180Mayes, Terry 274,335McArthur, Tom, 109-10, 330, 340McCaughey, Martha, 396n2McConville, Tim,239McDaid, John,245McDermott, Dan,324McDowell, Gefi , 55, 127, 126McGann, jerome |., 89,102,266McGrath, Joseph E., 283,286McHale, Bian,747McHarg,Tom,216,271.McKnight, Cliff, 129Mclain, Andrew,270Mcluhan, Marshall, 30-31, 32,43, 46, 67,88-89,'t02, 740, 773, 2I3, 233, 265, 330-37,337-39, 344,350, 361, 385n9, 396n4,397n8,398n77McNeill, I-uxie, 78, 80, 81Media. See Information technologyMemex. See Bush, VannevarMemmot, Talan, 90-91Menezes, Philadelpho, 91Metatext. Ses H)?ertextMetz, Christian, 263-64Meyer, Tom, 58, 59, 222, 304, 378n4Me1'ro<strong>witz</strong>, Norman K., 322,370, 379n7Microcosm (Multicosm), xi, 163, l8S, 213,379n6; Compute Links, 27-22, 75; DistributedLink Services, 25; equivalent to q?edlinks, 18; generic links, 22; hypertext withoutlinks, 20-21; indicating links, 176; linkmenus, 16; making links, 133-34; manyto-onelinlcs, 17; multiwindow system,73,94; open system, 24-26; overviews, 159Microsoft, 325; Intemet Explorer (IE), 154,156, 164, 184, 382n18; Windovts, 94, 212,268, 309; Word, 25, 37, 84, 182, 788,381n18,384n1Microsoft Art Gallery. See Art GolleryMiles, Adrian, 80Miller, /. Hillis: on critical theory and hlpertext,65; on democratic nature ofhypertext,344. Works: "The Critic as Host," 67;Fiction and Repetition,66; Versions of\gmalion, 232, 233, 390n5Milton, John, 74, 75 ; Par adise Lost, 83, 114 -16,L53,341Mitchell, William J ., xil, 36-37 , 283 , 322, 330 ,381n16Mo, Timothy,300Moers, Ellen,296Moi, Toril, 297Molnar, Hans, 375Montage, 197MOO,222,378n4Moore, Michael, 376Morgan, Thais E., 55
432INDEX Morpheus, 366 NREN (National Research Education Network),Morrison, Andrew, 345 62,384n4Mosaic, 175Niirnberg, PeterJ.,27-28Mosco, Vincent, xi, 78, 283, 322, 369, 395nn1, 9Moulthrop,Stuart, 58, 67,76,93,L48,193, Odin, faishreeK., 351, 356-57213,223,226,267,326 Odyssq, $e,55Moveable T1pe, 78Oed.ipus Rex,250MUD (multiuser domain), 326,378n4 Ohmann, Richard, 299,394n7Multicard,24Okonkwo, Chidi,349-50,354-55Multicosm. Sra MicrocosmOliver, Mary 385n8Mungoshi, Charles,347-49 O'Malia, John, 366Murray, Janet, 81,250,252,255, 383n19, 390n7 OmniPage Professional, 182Mylanos, Elli, 108 Ong, Walter 1., 11,6-17,233,335-37Myst,245-46,249,250,257On Location, 170,384n1Mystory 307-9Open Universities (of United Kingdom andCatalonia),282Nanard, Marc and Jocelyne, 18Orality. Sae Information technologyNational Endowment for the Humanities, O'Shaunessy, Pam and Mary 1,41,,387n12282 Oulipo,216National University of Singapore, 1.69, 320 Overview. Sze H)?ertext; Intermedia; Story-NAIO, 329space; World Wide WebNave's Topical Bible,178 Oxford English Dictionary (OED), 104, 106, 197Negroponte, Nicholas, 395n1, 396n3Nelson, Theodor H., xiv, 20, 27 , 33, 186,273: Pack, Jeffrey, 308-9on classification, 10, 108-9; compared to Pad++,269poststructuralists, 66; defines hlpertext, 2; Pagels, Heinz, 727,386n4defines stretchtexl,93-94; democratic na- Pascal, Blaise, 183ture of hJpertext ,335, 397n7; docuverse, Patchwork Girl, 117, 152, 234-47,277, 304, 326,45, 54; on endings, 112; on fragmenrs,729; 390n8, 391n9; Bakhtinian multivocality,influenced by V. Bush, 10; on interactiviry 237; Baudrillardian elements, 238; collage42; limitations ofprint, 66; parallels post- narrative, 237,247; "Crazy Quilt" section,structuralism, 1. Works: Computer Lib,112; 235-36; and film theory,239; gender andLiterary Machines,7,3,94; Xanadu, 335 identiq},,237; and Haraway,240; limitedNetscape, 154, 164,175, 184, 388n2hypertextuality, 265; nonfictional e1e-Networks: access to, 367-68; local area (l.ANs),ments,217 ,235-36; organizing metaphor,62; meanings of, 62; neural architecture 205; Quibbling, compared to, 242,243;and, 64; as paradigm in critical theory,62- scars, 239-40, 391n10; six paths in, 236;65; wide area (WANs), 62 textual monsters, 240; use of StoryspaceNew Critics, 263,295view 212; uses h)?ertefi as speculativeNewman, Charles,224too1,247Newman, JohnHenryCardinal,4T-48,293, Paul,Christiane,69376 Paulson, William R., 126New Media. See Information technology Pavic, Milorad, 225NewOxfordAnnotatedBible,T0-71-PDF,25,37,376NewYorkTimes,264Pearce, Celia,251Ngugi Wa Thiong'o, 350Peckham, Morse,1.46-47Nicosia, Francis R.,373-74 Penley, Constance, T-8Nielsen, Jakob, 88, 145, 378n3 Pepys, Samuel, Diaries, 59, 743, 767 , 780NiemannFoundation,HarvardUniversity, Perkins,Brian,391n11329 Perseus Project,272Nietzsche, Friedrich, 128Photoshop,254,311NLS,378n3Picasso, Pablo, 189-91Norton Anthology of English Literature , The,55, Pilau i Fabre, Josep, 90299 Plato,31,99-101, 113, 205,344,397n12
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