DIGITAL TEXT: INTERACTIVITY AND INTERTEXTUALITY
Journal Title: Online Journal of Art and Design - Year 2013, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper is about theorization and analyses of digital text – through examples of digital texts such as film, television and Internet – with a special focus on constitutivity of features such as interactivity and hypertextuality and their relations. The aim of this paper is to point out place and function of these features and changing structure, which are resulted by media innovation, which is emergence of digital film and television. With its synchronic and diachronic introduction, this paper explains historical development of hypertextuality and interactivity, also with explanation of digital text’s expansion, which is adjusted by type of digital narrative with its comparative introduction on development of digital forms of specified media.
Authors and Affiliations
Vladimir Cerić| MA – PHD student of Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Belgrade – Serbia ceric@viser.edu.rs
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