assertion

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Other relative URL tenandeight.htm#assertion

Possibility is directed lyricism.

ekphraksis

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The layout is akin to the syncrhonisation of tracks in a cinematic product. Sequence and table notations invite a scoring. A table puts the "aside" beside the "closure".

discussion

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A reader may begin with a one-to-one mapping. "Open" can be read as originating from "abstract terms". "Closed" can be read as originating from "narrative cognates". A chiasmic possibility arises where the closed is aligned with abstract terms and narrative cognates lead to openness.

Likewise the links between the lyrical, literal, direct and associative can be sketched as crossing lines.

instruction

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navig

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question

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How do you draw the curtain?

quotation

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How do you draw the curtain? [...]

reference

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Adrian Miles "Hypertext Structure as the Event of Connection" [...]

theorem

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A dead end is an invitation to turn. There is no cul-de-sac. Hypertextual reading expects the "end" as gateway.