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Title

Hyperhetoric

Author(s)

Tofts, Darren

Abstract

Gregory L. Ulmer's hypertext challenges the very notion of narrative, a world where Sigmund Freud bearhugs Antonin Artaud to save his life -- with a lemur as witness.

Publication type

Book chapter

Research centre

Swinburne University of Technology. School of Social and Behavioural Sciences

Source

Transit lounge : wake-up calls and travellers' tales from the future : today's best writers explore tomorrow's world / Ashley Crawford and Ray Edgar (Ed.), p. 56-58

Publication year

1997

Keyword(s)

Artaud, Antonin, 1896-1948;  Avant-garde arts;  Creativity;  Cybernetics;  Electronic culture;  Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939;  Hypertext systems;  Informatics;  Integration;  Linearity;  Narration;  Post-structuralist theory;  Psychoanalysis;  Rhetoric;  Ulmer, Gregory Leland, 1944-;  Unconscious

Publisher

Craftsman House

ISBN

9057041111