The Active Reader: Daniel Chandler

Inference in Reading: Psycoloquy Articles

Inference in Reading: Alan Garnham

'The Production and Consumption of Meaning': Martin Ryder

'Reader-Response Theory and Pedagogical Practice':
    Ann Woodlief & Marcel Cornis-Pope

'Serving the Strategic Reader': Gerald Grow

Texts and the Construction of Meaning: Daniel Chandler

The Act of Writing

Conceptual Metaphor: George Lakoff

Conceptual Metaphor: Penny Simpson

'From Metaphor to Reality: Images of the Internet and Change': Sally Wyatt

'Let your finger do the walking: The space/place metaphor in on-line computer communication':
    Bjørn Sørensen

'Making Sense of Metaphors: Visuality, Aurality and the Reconfiguration of
    American Legal Discourse': Bernard Hibbitts

Metaphor and Metonymy: Daniel Chandler (Semiotics for Beginners)

'A Metaphor Model of the Self': Peter Carleton

'Metaphors along the Information Highway': Mark S Ackerman

'Metaphors of Effective Educational Media': Scott Morrison

'Metaphors We Compute By': John M Lawler

Multiple Metaphors of Self: George Lakoff

'Semantic Development and Semantic Change with Special Reference to Metaphor and Metonymy:
    An Overview of Theories from 1950 to 1990': Brigitte Nerlich

'A Taxonomy of Visual Metaphors': Claire Dormann

Essays and Articles

Biases of the Ear and Eye - 'Great Divide' Theories, Phonocentrism,
    Graphocentrism & Logocentrism: Daniel Chandler

Handbook of Human Symbolic Evolution

'The World Wide Web - An Instance of Walter Ong's Secondary Orality?':
    Kathrine Kveim

'Is Literacy Over-rated?'

• Emily Howarth

• Anna Brill

'Oral Knowledge, Typographic Knowledge, Electronic Knowledge':
    Doug Brent (EJournal)

Walter Ong's Orality and Literacy: Jean A Jacobson

Orality and Literacy in Virtual Reality: Don Langham (CMC Magazine)

'Re-membering Law - Legal Gesture in the Past, Present and Future': Bernard Hibbitts

'Building a World with Words: The Narrative Reality of Virtual Communities':
     Beth E Kolko

'A Critical Examination of Claims Concerning the "Impact" of Print':
    Daniela Lesley Evans

'Argumentation on the Web: Challenging Traditional Notions of Communication':
    Tom Formaro

'Artificial Memory: Mnemonic Writing in the New Media': Tim McLaughlin

'Electronic Signs': Jay David Bolter

'The Illusion of Hypertextual Reader-Chosen Pathways:
    Linearly Broken Paths and Promises': Terrell Neuage

'From Internet to Gutenberg': Umberto Eco

The History of Indexes and Lists: Jean A Jacobson

The History of Printing

'Oral Knowledge, Typographic Knowledge, Electronic Knowledge':
    Doug Brent (EJournal)

The Past and Future of the Book

'Politexts, Hypertexts... in the Late Age of Print': Nancy Kaplan (CMC Magazine)

Post-Gutenberg Galaxy: Stevan Harnad (via Gopher)

'Production and Consumption of Meaning:
    The Interplay Between Subject and Object in Open Hypertext Representation': Martin Ryder

'Using the World-Wide Web for Digital Preservation': Simon Pockley

'The World-Wide Web as Social Hypertext': Tom Erickson

'Writing... in Virtual Space': Finn Bostad

Whorfianism

'Eskimo Words for Snow': Stuart P Derby (Urban Legend Archive)

'Media Determinism in Cyberspace': Samuel Ebersole

The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis: Daniel Chandler

'Shaping and Being Shaped: Engaging with Media': Daniel Chandler

Technological or Media Determinism: Daniel Chandler

Whorfianism: Stevan Harnad

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