In traditional reading, the structures we do see always imply structures—and unstructurings or restructurings—that are not yet apparent.
Thus in contemplating constructive hypertext, we might well find ourselves in the grip of a certain reflex of seeking other orders behind the visible. But there is nothing behind hypertext. Just the hypertext and its rhetorics of obviousness.
The present structures and the numinous presence of what does yet exist in the text.
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