Navigation is not trivial

As Markku Eskelinen put it, times change.

The word digital, he says, doesn't carry much descriptive weight any more, as almost every aspect of our culture is more or less digital. In such a situation digital theorists are or could be migrating or even sucked back to their old disciplines that are more than willing to have their fair share of "new media". And then the crucial question becomes how to negotiate and renegotiate the relationships between these two literatures (ergodic literature and non-ergodic): in what terms and in whose. It's also a question of autonomy and authority and there's more to it than the inevitable changes in triviality, although [Eskalinen] has to admit that when teaching cybertext theory nowadays in Finland, the hardest part is always to convince students that navigation is non-trivial.

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