Newmedia Explorations
in
Contemporary American Fiction
This site is all about learning. . .in a
new way. We're learning to learn in a new way, to present what we've
learned in a new way, to think in a new way, to teach in a new way, and
even to think of new in a new way. For some of us, it's the first
time teaching using hypertext,
for others the first time using hypertext at all--for still others, it's
the first time for both. The pages on this site represent the explorations
of students in LITERATURE
85: CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN FICTION at Claremont Mckenna College in Claremont,
California. More than that, they represent the students' struggles
not just with a new medium, but really a new archetype for expressing their
exploration of contemporary fiction. So, come, explore with us.
Hopefully, you'll experience something we haven't. Feel free to tell
us about
it.
Introduction
to Hypertext Papers and Web Authoring
Criteria
for Student Projects
Student Projects
Ragtime:
A Hypertext Project on a novel by E.L. Doctorow
Susan Hinds
Allison Davis
Anna Armstrong
Dualism
and Pluralism in Contemporary American Literature
Jennifer Conroy
Jennifer Fogliani
Post
Modernism: Identity
M. Camille Morhardt
White
Noise
Marc Webster
The
Dangerous Dichotomy Imposed by White American Society
May Yu
Adam Karesky
Past
and Perspective
Matt Wright