The essays gathered here address several needs at cybertext criticism: they are involved in a critical, though not hostile, dialogue with the developer claims the first generation and theorists, they seek a middle way between the narrow technical description of the work and general considerations about the media, they summarizes the poems created specifically for electronic textuality, and they relate to complaints cybertexts human, aesthetic and intellectual culture of the contemporary. The first section examines how postmodern thought has theorized products textual electronic revolution recently, and how, on the contrary, new forms of postmodern thought textuality challenge and calls for expansion of the analytical repertoire of literary theory. The second debate how, in the age of the bonds themselves feeling a sense of embodiment, identity is influenced by the power of electronic technology to create a virtual double of the body, and how it can be built through electronic text. Who collected the last three "performance text" which completed the feedback loop between the electronic and print culture, because they turn cyberspace textuality critical inquiry into a search for new forms of writing literary theory.