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Historia Crítica

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KRAMERITSCH, Jakob. In memoriam Hypertext. On the Rise and Fall of Narrative Networks Throughout History. hist.crit. [online]. 2014, n.54, pp.89-105. ISSN 0121-1617.

During the 1990s, it was widely predicted that hypertext would have a great future within the discursive field of the human and cultural sciences, mainly due to the new conditions and possibilities for the production and reception of stories (theoretical), but hypertext has not been well received among current historians. Is the myth and the dream machine represented by hypertext something we can easily set aside? Or are its potentialities, which underlie experience and motivate us to re-launch experiments in fact visible? Reconsideration of hypertext.

Keywords : hypertext; digital networks; history; narration; www.

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