Definitions
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- noun uncountable
text on a computer, particularlyhypertext - noun uncountable
mutually interactive ,technologically enhancedtext as described by Aareth. - noun countable A specific example of cybertext.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Every good book that aims to bop the reader over the head with its own program on how it should be read can be considered, technically speaking, a form of cybertext.
Excerpt from Calembouria (in collaboration with Anthony Metivier) 2010
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"" Troopers '' is a welcome U-turn, but though Verhoeven rehashes "" RoboCop '' gimmicks -- parodying newscasts, splashing cybertext across the screen -- there's no soul in this machine.
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Reminds me of some classic cybertext work, where the text grows as you read it. check out "The Jew's Daughter," for instance.
Information, Culture, Policy, Education: Retelling Hamlet via Facebook 2008
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I change the search to "games cybertext" and I narrow the search down to finding Markku's paper about some of Espen's concepts from DAC 98, and an interview with Espen from 99.
03/01/2001 - 04/01/2001 Torill 2001
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I change the search to "games cybertext" and I narrow the search down to finding Markku's paper about some of Espen's concepts from DAC 98, and an interview with Espen from 99.
thinking with my fingers Torill 2001
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I change the search to "games cybertext" and I narrow the search down to finding Markku's paper about some of Espen's concepts from DAC 98, and an interview with Espen from 99.
Archive 2001-03-01 Torill 2001
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a text that is 3,000 years old, as the first hypertext — or, to use his term, “cybertext” (Cybertext 9).
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