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This is divided into 1. Articles available on the Internet 2. On-Line magazines (zines) and hypertext publishers 3. Books and journals 4. Webbers at universities

• Bolter, Jay David. Degrees of Freedom

• Goldpaugh Tom, Postmodern and Cyberculture Indexed under headings , each with several links. Some of the headings and links from Tom Goldpaughs page are below and linkable as of July 13, 1997. Goldpaugh offers a few lines of information for each link.

1. Contemporary Philosophy, Critical Theory and Postmodern Thought
2. The Media and Communication Studies Site (University of Wales at Aberystweyth )
3. Cultural Studies and Postmodernism (John Hopkins University , Baltimore Maryland)
4. cultural Studies and Critical Theory Carnegie Mellon
5. Postmodernism:From Nihilism to Utopia ( Augustana College) With many links, especially to current developments and people involved in hypertext.
6. Postmodernism, Interactivity, Cyberculture and Art (Duke University) including Ethics and the Internet, a course taught by Wendy Robinson.
7. Voice of the Shuttle: Literary Theory

Tom Goldpaughs page lists many linkable Journals and Zines with explainations . His links to theoreticians will please any researcher. Goldpaugh does not present any independent research or theories but his site is an excellent starting point for any research that involves what folks are doing on the internet with literature.

• Kirschenbaum, Matthew G. The Poetics of Artificial Intelligence
• Ledgerwood, Dr. M.D. Hypertextualilty and Multimedia Literature (Conferences Semiotics of the Media at the University GH Kassel
• McGann, Jerome. The Rationale of HyperText
• Rosenberg, Martin. Contingency, Liberation and the Seduction of Geometry: Hypertext as an avant-garde medium
• Spender, Dale. `'Nettering on the Net - Women, power and cyberspace.' Melbourne, Australia: Spinifex Press, 1995
• Tolva, John. The Heresy of Hypertext: Fear and Anxiety in the Late Age of Print
• Zervos, Komninos Konstantinos. cyberpoetry1995

  With one of the most interesting poetry presentations on the Internet - just hit the stop button at any time and read what you get.
  
  
  
  

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  Yahoo's list of Internet publishers

  electronic citations/style guides MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sourcesfrom Janice Walker who has a lot of resources for thesis writing on the Internet Beyond the MLA Handbook: Documenting Electronic Sources on the Internet University of Alberta' style guide

  Hyperizons This is a great starting point with many links relating to hypertext fiction.

  HyperTerrorist's Timeline of Hypertext History Raw History.

  Tim Berners-Lee WorldWide Web Originator

  Electronic Labyrinth timeline

  pre-1952 digital computing timeline

  Hobbes Internet Timeline

  Eastgate - hypertext publishers

  
  

  BOOKS

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  • Aers, David. 'Community, Gender and Individual Identity: English writing 1360-1430,' Routledge, New York, 1988.

  • Butler, Pierce. 'The Origin of Printing in Europe', Chicago Press, Chicagao, 1940.

  • Caracciolo, Peter L. ed. 'The Arabian Nights in English Literature', Macmillan Press, 1988, London.

  • Drexler, Eric. 'Hypertext Publishing and the Evolution of Knowledge' , in 'Social Intelligence', Vol. 1, No. 2, pp.87-120, October 20, 1995.

  • Edwards, Brian. (chair) 'Myth and Ideology' and 'writing about writing', Deakin University courses in Literature Deakin University, Geelong Victoria, 1987-1990.

  • Eisenstein, Elizabeth. 'The Printing Revolution', , Cambridge University Press, Sydney, 1993.

  • McKillop, Alan Dugald. 'The Early Masters of English Fiction', The University Press of Kansas, London 1968.

  • Nelson, Ted. "Literary Machines" - Xanadu, centralized hypertext archive

  • Onega, Susana. 'Telling Histories: Narrataivizing History, Historicizing Literature', Costerus New Series 96, Atlanta Georgia, 1995.

  • Perekins, Bradely, Beatty, Long, ed. 'The American Tradition in Literature Seventh Edition Volume Two', McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Sydney, 1990.

  • Prickett, Stephen. 'Origins of Narrative, The Romantic appropriation of the Bible,' Cambridge University Press, Sydney, 1996.

  • Reid, Ian. (chair) 'Narrative Situations' and 'Narrative Exchanges', Deakin University courses in Literature Deakin University, Geelong Victoria, 1987-1990.

  • Roberts, Andrew. 'The Novel From its Origins to the Present Day', Bloomsbury, London, 1993.

  • Robertson, Fiona. 'Legitimate Histories: Scott, Gothic and the Authorities of Fiction', Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1994.

  • Vonnegut, Kurt 'SlaughterFive or The Children's Crusade', Jonathan Cape, London, 1969.

  • Weinberger, Eliot. 'American Poetry since 1950', Marsilio Publishers, New York, 1993.

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  University of Queensland Australia
  Carnegie Mellon
  University of Wales at Aberystweyth
  John Hopkins University
  Duke University
  University of Baltimore
  Seulmonde
  Bates College
  Brown Universityand $$$
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  Daemen College
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  Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Australia
  University of Texas
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