• CATI "sites favoris", section on Hypertext: follow the links to the texts by John Tolva and Willard McCarty, and to Sheelagh Barron's essay on "textscapes"
  
  
• in Jack Lynch's "Literary resources on the web" http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/ (already studied), section on "hypertext"
  • "George Landow's homepage"-- "One of the most important theorists of hypertext"

    in "Print and electronic publications" select "Individual websites"
    then select "Cyberspace, Hypertext, and Critical Theory Web"

  • "Lines for a Virtual T[y/o]pography: An Electronic Essay on Artifice and Information", identified by Jack Lynch as "a hypertext exploration of hypertext"
    
    
• Jerome McGann's essay "The Rationale of Hypertext" http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/public/jjm2f/rationale.html

How far are the websites on hypertext structure themselves hypertextual?

• in the "Information Skills" of the present website, under "cours et séminaires, DEA" section, the page on "mindmapping " in the "Learning Skills" chapter of the Plymouth website. Is information therefore structured on a hypertextual model?
• in the Art section, the sites on "analysis of visual images" and on "applied semiotics"