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[ Introduction ] [ Conversion of Text to Hypertext ] [ Creation of Original Hypertext ] [ Characteristics of Extended Prose Arguments ] [ Hypertext Network or 'Web of Facts' ] [ Fallacy of Simple Networks as 'Ideal' Representations of Knowledge ] [ From Chaos to Order, From Order to Understanding ] [ Conclusion ] REFERENCES [Glossary ]