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Hypertext poetry
The advent of hypertext poetry can be dated back to the mid-1980s [1]. However, the term "hypertext" has origins in the 18th century[2].
Hypertext poetry refers to creative works that are interconnected through the mechanics of digitization[1] This form of cyberpoetry has a specific focus on visual arts that are connected across different mediums[1]. In other words, hypertext poetry is a classification of digital poetry that links the reader to different places in a document or to different documents on the Internet[3]. In general, hypertext poetry combines the elements of culture and intertextuality to marry poetry to various digital mediums such as images, videos, texts, and songs[4].
Hypertext usually falls into two categories: exploratory and constructive. Exploratory hypertext poetry allows users to navigate through a text by interest, engagement, and reflection[1]. This means readers can explore and think creatively about a poem that is digitized on a computer[1]. Constructive hypertext poetry takes a different approach. This poetry is built by an audience over time to create a fully fleshed-out final draft[1]. Along with this, audiences have the ability to look at previous versions of the text[1]. In all, the focus of constructive hypertext poetry is how computer software and machinery can enhance the creation of poetry[1]. As such, users can see first-hand the amalgamation of an author's inspiration, writing process, and cultural influences.[4]
Hypertext poetry
The advent of hypertext poetry can be dated back to the mid-1980s [1]. However, the term "hypertext" has origins in the 18th century[2].
Hypertext poetry refers to creative works that are interconnected through the mechanics of digitization[1] This form of cyberpoetry has a specific focus on visual arts that are connected across different mediums[1]. In other words, hypertext poetry is a classification of digital poetry that links the reader to different places in a document or to different documents on the Internet[3]. In general, hypertext poetry combines the elements of culture and intertextuality to marry poetry to various digital mediums such as images, videos, texts, and songs[4].
Hypertext usually falls into two categories: exploratory and constructive. Exploratory hypertext poetry allows users to navigate through a text by interest, engagement, and reflection[1]. This means readers can explore and think creatively about a poem that is digitized on a computer[1]. Constructive hypertext poetry takes a different approach. This poetry is built by an audience over time to create a fully fleshed-out final draft[1]. Along with this, audiences have the ability to look at previous versions of the text[1]. In all, the focus of constructive hypertext poetry is how computer software and machinery can enhance the creation of poetry[1]. As such, users can see first-hand the amalgamation of an author's inspiration, writing process, and cultural influences.[4]
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Siemens, Ray; Schreibman, Susan, eds. (2007), "A Companion to Digital Literary Studies", A Companion to Digital Literary Studies, Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing Ltd, pp. 161–182, retrieved 2023-10-23
- ^ a b Ridi, Ricardo (2018). "Hypertext". KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION. 45 (5): 393–424. doi:10.5771/0943-7444-2018-5-393. ISSN 0943-7444.
- ^ a b Selfa Sastre, Moisés; Falguera Garcia, Enric (2022-06-17). "From Text on Paper to Digital Poetry: Creativity and Digital Literary Reading Practices in Initial Teacher Education". Frontiers in Psychology. 13. doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2022.882898. ISSN 1664-1078. PMC 9249014. PMID 35783757.
{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: unflagged free DOI (link) - ^ a b c d Abrosimova, Ekaterina (2021-05-27). "Hyperlink Phenomenon In The Modern Internet Poetry": 549–555. doi:10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.66.
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