Oral Tradition and the Internet : Pathways of the Mind.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Nodes -- Preface -- For Book-readers Only -- Home Page -- Getting Started -- Disclaimer -- Book versus Website -- Response -- Linkmaps -- Nodes in Alphabetical Order -- A Foot in Each World -- Accuracy -- Agora As Verbal Marketplace -- Agora Correspondences -- Agoraphobia -- Arena of Oral Tradition -- Arena of Text -- Arena of the Web -- Audience Critique -- Bellerophon and His Tablet -- Citizenship in Multiple Agoras -- Cloud and Tradition -- Contingency -- Culture As Network -- Culture Shock -- Distributed Authorship -- Don't Trust Everything You Read in Books -- eAgora -- eCompanions -- eEditions -- ePathways -- eWords -- Excavating an Epic -- Freezing Wikipedia -- Getting Published or Getting Sequestered -- Homo Sapiens' Calendar Year -- How to Build a Book -- Ideology of the Text -- Illusion of Object -- Illusion of Stasis -- Impossibility of tPathways -- In the Public Domain -- Indigestible Words -- Just the Facts -- Leapfrogging the Text -- Misnavigation -- Morphing Book -- Museum of Verbal Art -- Not So Willy-nilly -- oAgora -- Online with OT -- oPathways -- Owning versus Sharing -- oWords -- Polytaxis -- Proverbs -- Reading Backwards -- Real-time versus Asynchronous -- Reality Remains in Play -- Recur Not Repeat -- Remix -- Responsible Agora-business -- Resynchronizing the Event -- Singing on the Page -- Spectrum of Texts -- Stories Are Linkmaps -- tAgora -- Texts and Intertextuality -- Three Agoras -- tWords -- Variation within Limits -- Why Not Textualize -- Wiki -- Further Reading -- Notes -- Index.

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