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Focusing on "the extensive, multidisciplinary research on virtual texts during the period of 1988-1999," this bibliography offers an author and subject index and annotations that are succinct and interesting. The 15 sections, as indicated in the preface, "represent predominant modes of research and/or critique" concerning issues surrounding virtual texts. The book covers such areas as history and development, theories and critiques of hypertext, visualization, discourse and cybercultural studies, computer-mediated communication and education, information design, textual analysis, research, scholarly projects, professional concerns, gender sexuality studies, literary studies, legal and political issues, future trends. Recommended for graduate students and researchers. V. L. Thompson University of South Carolina--Spartanburg
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