We can only give a taste of the resources available on the Web both for literary studies, and for the study of the new information media:

Some representative literary resources:

• Hypermedia links from The English Server site, an extensive collection of resources at Carnegie Mellon University.
  
• Resources and Links from The Voice of the Shuttle, a "Web page for Humanities research."
  • Technology of Writing
  • Research on Hypertext
  • Research on Hypermedia
• Tree fiction on the World Wide Web. A discussion of hypertext fiction on the World Wide Web (Cambridge).
  
• Hypertext resources at Brown University
  
• The Electronic Labyrinth (University of Alberta)
  
• The Jane Austen Information Page
• Thomas Pynchon Home Page

Places to study the New Media:

• Feedmag Dialogue: Page Versus Pixel. Sven Birkerts, Caroline Guyer, Bob Stein and Michael Joyce discuss the cultural consequences of electronic text. (June 1 '95)
  
• Cyber-cafe - Introduction to Hypervideo
• Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
• Joint Information Systems Committee (UK Higher Education)

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Cultural Studies Resources

• Deconstruction and Deixis