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‘Readversation': some cohesion and coherence problems in “hypertext discourse”

Maria-Antoaneta Livezeanu

Pages 115–122

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Abstract

The article examines the hypertext discourse in comparison with other known types of discourse (conversation, written text, etc.), claiming that hypertext discourse is different from all previous known types of discourse as it combines conversation and reading. The word „readversation” used in the article describes the act of hypertext discourse. The main aspects analysed are: the definition of hypertext discourse, its history, the participants, the structure, the words and other signs used (indexes, colours) and intertextuality.

Keywords —

hypertext discourse · readversation · participants in hypertext discourse · signs · intertextuality
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Livezeanu, M.-A. (2000). ‘Readversation': some cohesion and coherence problems in “hypertext discourse”. Dialogos, 02, 115–122.

Livezeanu, Maria-Antoaneta. “‘Readversation': some cohesion and coherence problems in “hypertext discourse”.” Dialogos, vol. 02, 2000, pp. 115–22.

Livezeanu, Maria-Antoaneta. 2000. “‘Readversation': some cohesion and coherence problems in “hypertext discourse”.” Dialogos 02: 115–22.

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