Hipertexto, leitura e sentido
Vanda Maria da Silva Elias
Calidoscópio · 2010
doi:10.4013/6228 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
<p>In this article, we propose a discussion on hypertext, reading and meaning, from a linguistic perspective. If hypertext is an “open text”, the reader will be faced with innumerable possibilities of reading and construction of meaning. Where to start? How to proceed after determining the beginning? When to finish the text, if the purpose of hypertext is that the reader “jumps” from text to text? These are questions that are up to the reader to answer, at the moment at which he finds himself in the universe of hypertext. It is important for the reader to know beforehand the space, and method of composition, of hypertext and to produce meanings for the actualized texts.</p> Key words:<strong> </strong>hypertext, reading, meaning.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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