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> To Kafkaz and anyone else interested in these questions--Joe Moxley and I
> will be giving a presentation at the CW conference on Electronic Theses and
> Dissertations and the National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
> project, which was started by Virginia Tech. and has now been joined by
> several US universities (including UT Austin, which now REQUIRES students to
> publish electronic theses and dissertations) as well as several
> international universities. It's a really exciting project
i think this message reveals the distinction i have been meaning to
emphasize: the distinction between dissertations made -electronically
available- and those written and intended to be read -as hypertext-.
it's no small distinction, and like i have mentioned earlier, the current
debates/discussions that i am hearing about have to do with electronic
access and distribution of linear texts.
mike
salvo@ttu.edu
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