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This can be simplified into two key principals: | This can be simplified into two key principals: | ||
* '''Immediacy and Hypermediacy:''' Immediacy refers to the desire to transcend a medium, while hypermediacy takes the medium and infuses it through the new medium.{{sfn|Bolter|Grusin|1999|p=53}} | * '''Immediacy and Hypermediacy:''' Immediacy refers to the desire to transcend a medium, while hypermediacy takes the medium and infuses it through the new medium.{{sfn|Bolter|Grusin|1999|p=53}}{{sfn|Lucas|2023g}} | ||
* '''Transparent and Opaque Media:''' Transparent media allows the content to take center stage, while opaque media makes users aware of the medium's presence.{{sfn|Bolter|Grusin|1999|p=53}} | * '''Transparent and Opaque Media:''' Transparent media allows the content to take center stage, while opaque media makes users aware of the medium's presence.{{sfn|Bolter|Grusin|1999|p=53}}{{sfn|Lucas|2023g}} | ||
Overall, remediation is necessary to create a multimodal document in the digital age. | Overall, remediation is necessary to create a multimodal document in the digital age. | ||