This new term, which I’m going to use in my second paper, appeared today in Narrativa’s class, when we were reading Mychael Joyce’s text ” Notes Toward an Unwritten Non-Linear Electronic Text, “The Ends of Print Culture””.
Constructive hypertexts: allows the reader to build, to interact with the original text ( that’s what we’ll do in the Second Paper). “Every reading of the transformed texts should rehearse the transformation made by the intervention of the interlocutory reader”. Joyce’s mor talkin about rewriting, renarrating and that is not that much our case, but we are gonna have that dialog with the author by creating our own hypertext.
*Topographic organization of the text: constitutes and transforms the current state of the text.
So, this new term, Constructive Hypertext, is gonna be useful for me. Now, I know the hypertext I’m gonna create, is going to have a determinate kind of links, and also I know the kind of hypertext it is going to be. More for my hypertext’s inventory.
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