Literature Review

 PhD Coursework Assignment

LR

INTRODUCTION

This assignment attempts to review the related relevant literature on hypertext and its narrative patterns by viewing the scape of digital literature and electronic fiction. The pattern of reviewing the field of literature has been brought forward by selecting the best resources and evaluating the same. 

1.  A Table of all works reviewed or considered for review. 

Table: 1 Names of the journals and the number of books of the relevant articles includes.

No.	Name of Journal/ Source	Total number of articles referred	Articles found relevant
1	Project Muse	6	1
2	Jstor	7	2
3	Research Gate	12	2
4	ACM Journals (Association for Computing Machinery)	12	3
5	Google Books	7	2

Selected Articles

No.	Resource / Article	Author	Publisher/ Journal	Date of Publication
1	Narrative Nonlinearity and the Birth of the Wreader: A Hypertext Critical Reading of Selected Digital Literary Texts	Kouta, Ashraf Taha Mohamed	Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction	August 2020
2	How Interactive Can Fiction Be?	Michel Chaouli	Critical Inquiry (JSTOR)	2005
3	Hypertext and the Changing Roles of Readers	Nancy G. Patterson	The English Journal (JSTOR)	2000
4	Hypertext fiction reading: Haptics and immersion	Anne Mangen	Journal of Research in Reading (Research Gate)	November 2008
5	The paradox of rereading in hypertext fiction	Alex Mitchell	(ACM)	June 2012
6	Structural patterns and hypertext rhetoric	Mark Bernstein	(ACM)	December 1999
7	A study of publisher, writer, and reader: different perspectives on digital fiction	Hazel Wright,Daniela Petrelli	ACM	2007
8	Analyzing Digital Fiction	Alice Bell, Astrid Ensslin, Hans Rustad	Google Books	2013
9	Internet Hyperfiction: Can it ever Become a Widely Popular Artform?	Nikolaj Jensen	ELMCIP	2001
10	Hyperworks: On Digital Literature and Computer Games	Anna Gunder	ELMCIP	2004

Annotated Bibliography of selected works in alphabetical order.