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Narrative In Hypertextual Video Games
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Analysis On The Teaching Design Of High School English Reading From The Perspective Of Hypertext
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The Study Of Uyghur Translation Of "San Zi Jing" From The Perspective Of Translation Aesthetics
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The effects of hypertext glosses on L2 vocabulary acquisition: A meta-analysis
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Hypertext in the classroom: Changing definitions of literature and literacy
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Hypertext reading comprehension in adolescents with typical language development and language-learning disability
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Implicit and explicit vocabulary acquisition with a computer-assisted hypertext reading task: Comprehension and retention
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A heuristic model of hypertext(ual) reading: The convergence of translation and rhetoric
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Reading plain text and hypertext on the Internet for native and non-native speakers of English
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Scrapbook of the Revolution: Hypertext and the representation of history (China)
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Not quite a sunset: A hypertext opera
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Literary hypertext: Applications of computer aided text analysis
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'The Cenci' unbound: An annotated, contextual edition with hypertext
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Incremental storytelling and 'Calypsis: A Hypertext Fiction' A critical introduction
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Cognitive flexibility: The theoretical framework for investigating the effectiveness of constructivist-pedagogically designed hypertext on text comprehension learning outcomes
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L2 reading and hypertext: A study of lexical glosses and comprehension among intermediate learners of French
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A constant comparative analysis of hypertext based e-text support: Attributes that assist English language learners' reading comprehension
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The rhetoric of evasion and silence of surveillance: Hypertext origin narratives from Vannevar Bush to Richard Lanham
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The impact of the presence or absence of organizational devices on the construction of a coherent mental representation of hypertext content by intermediate ESL readers
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The death of the hypertext novel and what we can learn from its failure to launch
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