Hypertext in Russia: an interview with Inna Kouper
Hypertext in Russia: an interview with Inna Kouper
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Inna Kouper is one of the first russian PhD students who's dissertation is devoted to "Hypertext as a form of discourse representation". It will be published part of it on her homepage in about 6 months. In 1993 when Inna started to study hypertext theoretically nobody even spoke about hypertext in Russia. Now, there are hypertexts and hyperfiction in Russia as well as cell phones and Dollars. Roberto Simanowski talked with Inna about the Russian Internet, Dmitry Galkovsky's masterpiece "Endless dead-end", about the Russian Queneau, and why it is incorrect to take postmodern theory as a basis for hypertext.
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digital literatureHypertextRussia