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    Applied Hypertext Theory in a Demonstration of a Non-Sequential Audio Narrative

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    Author
    Fitzpatrick, Philip J
    Keyword
    Audio
    Hyperlink
    Hypermedia
    Hypertext
    Manovich
    Nelson
    Narrative
    Non-Sequential
    Landow
    Podcast
    Serial
    TiddlyWiki
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    2016-05
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/930
    Abstract
    A Non-sequential, narrative can present objects, actual or imaginary, which depict connected events, presented in a medium that affords opportunities to determine the sequence of the presentation. Non-sequential, narratives can have multiple beginnings but no end although they do offer levels of saturation. Hypertext techniques can be used as a platform for the creation of a non-sequential narrative through links to text and multimedia as hypermedia. This paper reviews Non-sequential narrative and hypertext techniques and their affordances to a reader/listener for novel exploration and new narrative creation from an existing audio narrative. A demonstration project for applying hypertext techniques to audio based on the Serial, Undisclosed and Serial Dynasty related podcasts to allow reader/listener narrative exploration and creation are also examined. The function of a future application to allow for a listener to segue directly between audio segments.
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