[1] This network requires a system of hierarchies and topographic organization relating to the rules of linguistics and rhetoric. This network is not related to one hierarchy but several rule systems. On the other hand we find an organization of hypertexts in maintexts and subtexts related to each other by links...
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This network is not related to one hierarchy but several rule systems. On the other hand we find an organization of hypertexts in maintexts and subtexts related to each other by links. Diane Greco (1996) cites about the need for an academic hypertext analysis: "Thus hypertext arguably provides a material instantiation of what had been previously only ephemeral analysis, an artifact rather than an academic theory divorced from the material and social conditions of textual production...
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Metaphors In Poetry An easy way to understand metaphor is to view a metaphor as a simile without the word "like". A simile compares two things in a clear fashion. For example: "he is like a beast"...	1 / 125
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Analysis Of "sea Fever" By John Masefield For example, lines three and ten contain the repeated consonant sound of the letter "w". In line three, the meter becomes spondaic through the use of strongly stressed syllables...	5 / 1148