In Chapter 5, there is a discussion of the difference between "hyper"-text (discursive links) and "hypertext" (nondiscursive links). Caveat: Note that each link is coded to open a new browser window. You can view these separately or as hyperlinked: Ch.5 Experimental Disposition of 'Essay': Arranged Discursively as "Hyper"-text, The Introduction to ==W4== in "Hyper"-text (Figs. 33-41 on pp. 111-13). || As you may have already noticed, the Introduction has been redesigned and reformatted in a vareity of styles. See Introduction(s). || Arranged Appositionally as "Hypertext" and Multimedia, Rethinking and reinventing Signatures into a Fetish page (This experimental text is not tagged or formatted in ==W4== but promised on pp. 115-17. Just follow the above link for the text.) Website Resources ("Hyper"-text and "Hypertext" sites) There are numerous examples of "hypertext" documents on the Web. || Home || Introductions || Prefaces || Chapters Illustrated || Resources || New ||