Introduction to Hyperpoetry
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What is Hyperpoetry?

A genre of poetry that incorporates digital media elements, allowing for interactive and multimedia experiences.

Which of the following is NOT a key characteristic of Hyperpoetry?

  • Interactivity
  • Linear narratives (correct)
  • Multimedia
  • Hypertextuality
  • Hyperpoetry emerged in the 1980s with the advent of digital literature.

    True

    Name two key figures associated with the evolution of Hyperpoetry.

    <p>Jim Andrews and Brian Kim Stefans</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a notable work of Hyperpoetry?

    <p>Stir Fry</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hyperpoetry bridges traditional poetry and ____ innovation.

    <p>digital</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Introduction to Hyperpoetry

    • Hyperpoetry is a type of poetry that uses digital media to create interactive and multimedia experiences
    • It's usually found on websites and uses hyperlinks to navigate
    • It is poetry on the web that takes advantage of hyperlinks

    Key Characteristics

    • Interactivity: Readers engage with the text in new ways
    • Multimedia: It combines text with various elements like images, sounds, and videos
    • Non-Linear Narratives: Readers can experience the text in multiple different ways
    • Hypertextuality: Links to other texts or media, creating a vast web of meaning

    History of Hyperpoetry

    • Hyperpoetry emerged in the 1980s, with the rise of digital literature
    • Early examples can be found in software and computer networks
    • It became more popular with the rise of the internet in the 1990s
    • Key figures include Jim Andrews, Brian Kim Stefans, and others who pioneered the form

    Examples of Hyperpoetry

    • "Stir Fry" by Jim Andrews: This poem is visually interactive and incorporates cooking imagery
    • "The Dreamlife of Letters" by Brian Kim Stefans: This work focuses on the play of letters and their meanings

    Conclusion

    • Hyperpoetry combines traditional poetry with digital innovation
    • It encourages new ways of reading and creating literature

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    Explore the fascinating world of hyperpoetry, where traditional poetry transforms into an interactive digital experience. This quiz covers its key characteristics, historical development, and notable examples from pioneering figures in the field. Test your knowledge of how hyperlinks and multimedia craft a new form of poetic expression.

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