InUX CollectivebyOliver Meredith Cox·Aug 4The cybernetic applicationHow can we build systems where information goes to live?
Andrei Mochola·Jul 24The Invisible Interface: How Algorithmic Ranking Shapes Reading, Attention, and BeliefThe Invisible Architecture of Reading
Andrei Mochola·Jul 6From Hypertext to Algorithmic CultureAlgorithmic culture alters this relation by reducing the visibility of the path itself.
Andrei Mochola·Jun 25Reading Without End: The Crisis of Linear KnowledgeWhen Reading Meant Trusting Sequence
Andrei Mochola·Jun 15The Discreet Charm of HypertextThere are concepts that arrive too early for their own historical recognition. They appear first as technical curiosities…
Andrei Mochola·Mar 12Between Quasi-RealitiesThe nineteenth century articulated the problem as alienation. The twentieth increasingly reformulated it as the problem of reality itself.
Andrei Mochola·Mar 7The Mysteries of PostmodernismWhat is essential for things and for the world, therefore, is that they appear as open, that they continually promise us that we shall yet…
Andrei Mochola·Mar 3Nonlinear Traditions in Literature (III)Perhaps this is where writing about the Khazars becomes something more than writing about a vanished people.
Andrei Mochola·Mar 2Nonlinear Traditions in Literature (II)From the outset, then, the reader of Pale Fire must choose both a direction and a way of reading. Reading becomes a matter of navigation.A response icon1A response icon1
Andrei Mochola·Mar 1Nonlinear Traditions in Literature (I)Hypertextuality, as understood here, does not merely denote intertextual reference, but structural openness.
