%0 Generic %1 whitehead2000 %A Whitehead, J. %D 2000 %K hypertext %T As We Do Write: Hyper-terms for Hypertext %U http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/whitehead00as.html %X Introduction Coined in the mid-1960's by Ted Nelson, the term hypertext conjoins hyper and text. Hyper, used as a prefix, derives from the Greek hypr, originally meaning over, or above, but whose meaning typically implies excess or exaggeration. A synonymous prefix is super 43. There is also the independent meaning of hyper used as a noun to mean, ä person who promotes or publicizes events, people, etc., esp. one who uses flamboyant or questionable methods; promoter; publicist" 43. Text...

@misc{whitehead2000, abstract = {Introduction Coined in the mid-1960's by Ted Nelson, the term hypertext conjoins hyper and text. Hyper, used as a prefix, derives from the Greek hypr, originally meaning over, or above, but whose meaning typically implies excess or exaggeration. A synonymous prefix is super [43]. There is also the independent meaning of hyper used as a noun to mean, {"}a person who promotes or publicizes events, people, etc., esp. one who uses flamboyant or questionable methods; promoter; publicist{"} [43]. Text...}, added-at = {2016-03-14T21:10:27.000+0100}, author = {Whitehead, J.}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2ab230fd5621b44c7a4bf1dc6cb231b9e/datenzauberer}, citeulike-article-id = {896195}, interhash = {9e913f624c56771311f9bac5d6e66fda}, intrahash = {ab230fd5621b44c7a4bf1dc6cb231b9e}, keywords = {hypertext}, priority = {4}, timestamp = {2016-03-14T21:10:27.000+0100}, title = {As We Do Write: Hyper-terms for Hypertext}, url = {http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/whitehead00as.html}, year = 2000 }