On The Network Poetry

With the arrival of times of Internet , a kind of Internet's literature based on this new developing media's speciality has appeared, and accompany someone as various are doubted and disputed from the date on which it appears as one kind of this new developing literature shape in network poem. But according to development in recent years, the smoke of gunpowder of dispute regarding there are the network poems or not is like already going far gradually, people approve and accept so-called network poem this new artistic shape of poem more and more too. This text will analyze and study the network poem from three following respects.Chapter one is "the era of Internet and situation of surviving of poem". This chapter has defined network poem at first, then has described the basic existence current situation of the network poem. I think , "network poem" is online and original in the network , issue and propagate and is read online by readers, poem with network characteristic . In recent years, the poetry creation of network is in the ascendant, poem website set up all kinds of networks in a large amount too.Chapter two is "network poem under many visual angles". It is mainly from a lot of angles such as this text of creation course , works and reading accepting, have explained the basic artistic characteristic of the network poem in an all-round way. From the viewpoint of writing, the hypertext window of the computer network can not merely combine characters , picture , sound , cartoon , still can pack the abundant text in the level or way of chaining , cause "the poem in the poem". Compared with traditional printed matter poem, because network poem text exists in the computer in the form of soft carrier , so there is uncertainty and limitless. And interactive interdynamic make spread and acceptance of the poem the basic change has taken place too. Readers no longer read and accept passivly, and become positive and participate in the creator while creating actively. The hypertext poem has turned Bart's assumption about author, reader...