Johndan Johnson-Eilola

Nostalgic Angels

Rearticulating Hypertext Writing

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This volume examines the complex, contradictory discourses of hypertext. Using theoretical material from cultural theory, radical and border pedagogies, and technology criticism, the text discusses three primary ways hypertext is articulated: as automated book (technical communication), as virtual commodity (online databases), and as environment for constructing and exploring multiple subject positions (postmodern hypertext in composition and literature). I would recommend the entire book to researchers and academics who recognize the need to integrate new technologies into our classrooms and pedagogies. - Technical Communication

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Praeger
• Seitenzahl: 282
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1997
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
• Gewicht: 413g
• ISBN-13: 9781567502817
• ISBN-10: 1567502814
• Artikelnr.: 21424990

Autorenporträt

Johndan Johnson-Eilola

Inhaltsangabe

Acknowledgments Border Times: Writing and Being Written in Hypertext
Searching for Borders in PomoLand Socializing Technology: Function and
Critique in Literacy Standing on the Border Technology and Possibility From
Postmodernism to Cultural Studies: Approaches to Critical Literacies of
Hypertext Technology and/as Society Border Crossings, Contact Zones and
Articulations Invading the Heartland: Critique and Change Little Machines:
Hypertext, Automation, and the Politics of Amnesia An Automatic Book: The
HyperCard Help Stack How to Read a Book: The Legacy of Shannon and Weaver
Locating Control: Managing People and/as Information Articulating
Literacies of Hypertext: Maps and Traces, Functions and Critiques Economies
of Hyperspace: Digital Colonies and Markets Space as Commodity, Space as
Construction Scholarship in the Late Age of Print Language and Space
Information as Market and Commodity Space Commodity in Online Information
Systems The Economy of the Interface Reclaiming Territory X-Ray Vision and
Perpetual Motion: Hypertext as Postmodern Space Geometry and Geography
Hypertext, Postmodernism, and Subjectivity X-Ray Vision: Institutionally
Sanctioned Geometries Perpetual Motion: "Forking Paths" and the Loss of
Center(s) in Hypertext and the Postpolitical Writer/Reader Angels in Rehab:
Rearticulating Hyper-text Writing Opposition and Movement: From Or to And
Teaching as Appropriating Rearticulating Postmodern Space: Social and
Political Forces Rearticulating Economies of Research Space Contagion:
Rearticulating the Little Machine The Classroom and the World References
Author Index Subject Index