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Series foreword; Preface; Contributors; Part I. Computer-Based Signs:Introduction Peter Bogh Andersen; 1. A semiotic approach to programming PeterBogh Andersen; 2. Structuralism, computation and cognition: the contributionof glossematics David Piotrowski; 3. The shortest way between two points is agood idea: signs, Peirce and theorematic machines Keld Gall Jorgensen; 4.Logic grammar and the triadic sign relation Per Hasle; 5. Meaning and themachine: toward a semiotics of interaction Per Aage Brandt; Part II. TheRhetoric of Interactive Media: Introduction Berit Holmqvist; 6. Narrativecomputer systems: the dialectics of emotion and formalism Berit Holmqvist andPeter Bogh Andersen; 7. Interactive fiction: artificial intelligence as amode of sign production Peter Bogh Andersen and Berit Holmqvist; 8. Plays,theatres and the art of acting in the eighteenth century: a formal analysisJens Hougaard; 9. The meaning of plot and narrative Jorgen Bang; 10. Face tointerface Berit Holmqvist; 11. Drawing and programming Bjorn Laursen andPeter Bogh Andersen; 12. Hypermedia communication and academic discourse:some speculations on a future genre Gunnar Liestol; Part III. Computers InContext: Introduction Jens F. Jensen; 13. Computer culture: the meaning oftechnology and the technology of meaning Jens F. Jensen; 14. One person, onecomputer: the social construction of the personal computer Klaus BruhnJensen; 15. Hi-tech network organizations as self-referential systems LarsQvortrup; Comment: disturbing communication Peter Bogh Andersen; 16.Dialogues in networks Elsebeth Korsgaard Sorensen; 17. Historical trends incomputer and information technology Jens Christensen; Comment: the history ofcomputer-based signs Peter Bogh Andersen; 18. A historical perspective onwork practices and technology Randi Markussen; 19. Hypertext: from modernutopia to post-modern dystopia? Bjorn Sorenssen; Index.