Postmodernism for Texts
The implications of postmodern theory for text primarily deal with textuality. The postmodern conception of texts is that they exist in a network of other texts (even in print), that they exist in relation to all other texts. For hypertext on the Web, this network conception is quite literal: all documents on the Web do exist on the same network and can potentially be part of any other text by means of a link. Also, by viewing text as a mass assemblage, the center of the work is not fixed, and is determined more by the reader than by the text itself.
The Implications of Postmodernism 
Postmodernism and Readers
The Implications of Postmodernism
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