433INDEXPlowman, E., 398n18Popper, Kar1, 344, 397 nl2Pornography, 364-65Portal Maximizer, xiv, 26, 375-76. S ee alsoActive Navigation; MicrocosmPorter,DaleH.,77Postcolonial Literature'Web, 76, 165, 320, 345-47 ,357-53,394n5; defined by contribu-Iors,346-47t gives coionized peoples avoice, 345-46Postcolonial literature and theory, xi; appropriation,350; blurred borders in, 357; EastemBloc, 355-56; Eurocentric, 355; hypertextas paradigm, 356-58; indigenouslanguages, 350; multiple identities, 357-58: novel as colonial imposition, 350;orality, 348-49; print, 347-350; tendencytoward binary thought, 351-52; writing,347-50. See also Postcolonial Literature WebPoulet, George,231Print technology: argumentation in, asynchronous,33; book as machine,46; coionialismand, 347-50; copyright tn,29,52,341; decentering, 46; democratization by,340-41; disadvantages of, 33; educationand,, 29 , 33 , 51, 102; efects on manuscriptreading, 360-61; vs. electronic, 128; fiy,rqof, 385n9; frees writers from patronage,51-52, 340; high-speed, 33; information retrievaland, 33; market-centeredness of,340; movement away from,178; multipleclosures in, 228; multiple copies enabledby,32-33,102; nationalism and, 29; physical instantiation oftext, 33; political effectsof, 51-52, 396n6; preserves text by disseminating,397n9; reasons for hypertextualizing,779;and religious conflict, 397n8; andscholarship, 29, 33; and standardization,299; translating to h)?ertext, 178-79, 182-86, 379n9; virfual community of readers,33; Web versions, 779. See alsoBolter, J.David; Chartier, Roger; Eisenstein, ElizabethL.; Mcluhan, MarshallPropp, Vladimir, 233, 390n6Proust, Marcel,231P rovidence I oumal, The, 329Public Information Research, 41Pullinger, Kate,90-91Puppet Motel,245Pynchon, Thomas, 148toQuake,250Queneau, Raymond,267 , 271,Quibbling, 152, 242-45, 27 l, 326; comparedaftemoon,242,244; Deleuze and Guat-Iai,244-45; feminist theory and, 243;shares power with readet, 2L7 ,242t topographicstructure, 242; uses Storyspaceiew,223,226Quicktime,88, 186Quickime VR (Virhral Reality), 88, 187-88; ininteractive cinem a, 257 -58Rabat6, |ean-Michel, 158Rao, Jayalakshmi V., 350Rappaport, ,oshu a, 192 , 204-5 , 267Rauschenberg, Robert, 190Raz, Karyn,235-36Renear, Allen H., 108Rhizome,58-61Rhys, ]ean,7,350,357Richardson, |ohn, 129Richtel, Matt, 366Ricoeur, Paul, 223 , 227-28,232, 233Riven,257Rizzo, Riccardo, 77, 198-99Robinson, P eter, 707, 267Rorty, Richard, 56, 123-24, 344, 383n7Rossetti, Christina, 298Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 161, 298RSS, 38,78RTF (Rich Text Format), 25Rushdie, Salman, 177, 100, 357-59Ruskin, fohn, 4A, 73, 95, 102, lA3, 106, 123,181, 200, 20t, 25L, 293, 392n15Russell, Daniel,379n5Ryan, Marie-Laure,35, 42,110, 111, 380n14,383n20, 385n2Ryan, Michael, 330,334,339, 396n5Saenger, Pattl,372Safari, 154, 156,164. See also Apple computersSaid. Edward, 386n6; beginnings in narrative,111-12, 226-27; decentered self, 129,130Sanford, Christy Sheffie1d, 215Saporta, Malc,219Saro-Wiwa, Ken,350Satyncon, The, 304Sawhney, Nitin,259Schneider, tuich R., 27 -28Schwitters, Kurt, 190Screen,2TlS crtpta continua, 100, lO7Seidel, Erica J.,239Semio-Surf,217 , 226Sepia (hypertext system), 137Serendipity (Blog software), 78
434INDEXSGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language),107, 182; asserts book structure,108Shelley, Mary 207, 234, 237-38Shipman, Frank M., III,28Shirley, John,372Shoai R. A., 393n1Showalter, Elalne,296>IKO, Leslle, J)/Sirns,250Singapore, 324, 346, 367, 375Sitemap, graphic forms, 28. See also HlpertexlSlashdot, 79, 180, 362-64, 398n76Slash fandom, 7-8Sloan Foundation, 393n16Smith, Barbara Herrnstein, 63, 220, 223-24,228Smith, Ian,259Smith, Susan Nash, 345Smoke, Richard, 142SocraIes, 47 ,349Socratic Circle (Singapore), 324Soyinka, Wole, 58, 300, 394n5Space ofTitne, A, 255, 257-58Spain, Chris,269Spam,78Speech, as technology ofpresence, 31.. See alsoInformation technologySpiro, Rand J., 274-75Spotli.ght,170. See also Apple computersStafford, Barbara Maria, 235-36Star Trek,7-8Staunton, Irene, 345-46Stendhal,230-31Stephenson, Neal, 166Sterling, Bruce, 366Sterne, Laurence, 219, 225Stevenson, David, 303Stewart, Walter W:, 387n11Storyspace, xi, 5,22,76,94, 763,203,227 ,240;collaborative authoring, 310; compared toIntermedia, 310; creating links in, 133-34,169; Demo, 326; educational uses, 286;equivalent to typed 1inks, 18; folder strucwre,73,235;hottextin, 18, 176; importingimages, 311; importing text to, 782,304;indicating arrival anchor, 177-78, 235: lir.lr.descriptions, 388n3; multiwindow system,73, 94; one-to-many links, 137, 185; overviews,73, 159; Page Reader, 110,230;Roadmap, 155, 160-61; as spatial hlper-Iext,327translating into HTML, 305-6Storyspace Reader, 110, 235,326Storyspace view, 28, 212Storyspace webs: Breath of Sighs,2l2,326:Freud Web,303; Garden ofForking Paths,76, 217 ; Hotel, 222; Hypertext in HWertefi ,185, 302-3: Hero's Face, 192-93, 203-4,326: Late-Nite Maneuvers ofthe Atramundane,216-17 ; LBJ, 272; Nicely Done, 272;Satyicon Randomly Generated., 213i VictoryGarden,223. See also Ad.anls Bookstore;Dickens Web; Electronic Zen; ln Memoriatnweb; Pakhwork Girl; Quibbling Semio-Surf;Writingotthe EdgeStoryworlds, 245-50. See also Freak Show;Hight, JeremyStretchtext, 93-98; applications, 95; comparedto link-and-node hypertext, 94; stretchmodes, 96-97; ways of indicating hottext,98Strickland, Stephanie, 92, 202, 203, 267, 389n8Subway 9tory206,248Suckale, Robert, 101Suleri, Sara, 357-59Sun Microsystems Link Services, 24Sutherland, |ohn, 373, 398n18Swift, Graham, 76, 1,42, 177, 225-26, 246, 277,300Swinburne, Algernon C., 58, 717 ,237, 290,295,298Technoculture, 188Television, 325. See also Inforrnation technology;VideoTennyson, Alfred Lord, 58, 73,117 , L70,298:"Lady of Shalott," 238. See also In MemoiamwebText, electronic: alphanumeric elements in,85; beginnings in, 110; coded basis, 37;costs oi 380n12; cybertext, 378n4; definitions of, 83; easily duplicated, 195; fluid,195; graphic representations of, 378n4; insideand outside of, 83; material embodimentof, 36-37 ,367,380n15; MOOs, 326,378n4; Multi-User Domains (MUDs), 326,378n4; networked, 195; New Media, 334;open, 195; physical vs. electronic, 35-37:vs. print, 328-29; simulation as, 378n4;status in, 718-22; virtual, 36-37, 136, 795,369; visual elements in, 84-85Textstretcher, 96-98Thomas, Brian,69-70Thomas, Brook,279Thomas, Robert and Carleen, 364Thompson, Ewa,355-56Thorpe, James, 102Tillotson, Geoffrey,40
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