Table of Contents
Chapter
One: What is an e-book?
• Describing an e-book
• The Marketing of E-books: an Evolutionary Process
Chapter
Two: What is Electronic Writing?
• The Connection between Electronic Texts and Intertextuality
• An Introduction to Hypertext
• Electronic Texts as Artificial Text?
• The Virtual and Literary Realm of Electronic Texts
Chapter Three: What
are the Different Types of Hypertext?
• Pure Hypertext
• The Importance of Links in Hypertext
• CR-ROM Hypertext
Chapter
Four: The Role of the Reader
• Types of Readers
• The Reader as Author
• The Connection between Literacy and Orality
Chapter Five: Electronic
Texts Change our Reading Patterns
• Reading Comprehension and Electronic Texts
• Different Reading Objectives Require Different Reading Patterns
• Conclusion (The Electronic Intertextual Reader)
Bibliography
Appendix
Glossary
of Important Terms
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