The Ballad of the Internet Nutball:
Table of Contents
N. A Personal Narrative: Growing up in the Swim of Native Hypertext (N1-N18)
L. Presentation Form: A Mosaic Approach in Native Hypertext (L1-L17)
K. How to Read this Dissertation and Understand Its Dialogic Voices (K1-K20)
I. Introduction: Cultural Critique in Cyberspace (I1-I6)
N. On the Road to Hypermedia (N19-N36)
L. Scholarly Contexts for Understanding Online Cultures (L18-L46)
K. Constructions of Authority in Cyberspace Cultures (K22-K56)
D. Exploring the Xenaverse in Cyberspace: Xena and Gabrielle's Garden of Forking Paths (D1-D5)
N. Entry: Making Contact with the Xenaverse Culture (N37-N56)
L. Initiation: Ethos and Interaction Across the Virtual Landscape of the Xenaverse (L47-L80)
K. Integration: Primary Activities, Social Groups, and Argumentative Alliances (K57-K95)
A. Fantasy-Theme Rhetorical Analysis of Fandom Culture in the Xenaverse (A1-A3)
N. Collecting Themes: Primary Activities in Xenaverse Fandom Culture (N57-N73)
K. The Fantasy Theme of Knowing: Insiders, Outsiders, Power, and Authority (K96-K113)
B. Fantasy Theme Rhetorical Analysis of Community in the Xenaverse (B1-B3)
N. Interacting Themes: When Community Becomes the Primary Activity (N74-N86)
L. The Power of Rebellion: How the Xenaverse Community Handles Resistance (L110-L123)
K. Taking Xena to the Streets: Effects of the Xenaverse Community Outside of Cyberspace (K114-K129)
C. Fantasy Theme Rhetorical Analysis of Fan Fiction in the Xenaverse (C1-C3)
N. Alternative Fan Fiction Links Readers and Writers as Hypertextual Co-Authors (N87-N102)
L. Fantasy Themes in Alternative Fan Fiction Stories: When Pattern Becomes Cliche´ (L124-L135)
K. Fantasy Types and Genres in Alternative Fan Fiction (K129-K150)
Xenites Talk Back: Interactive Form
Xenites Talk Back: Narrative Expansion
Z. Conclusion: Rhetorical Visions in Cultural Contexts of Authority and Power in the Xenaverse (Z1-Z )
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