Modern science's heirs, linguistic texts oblige their users to deal with them analytically, starting from the whole to the parts or from the parts to the whole in sequences which move from right to left, from top to bottom, according to a discontinued linear succession. Computing context presents us another conception of knowledge oriented by authors such as Edgar Morin and Humberto Maturana, with implications on cultural logic which results in a new way of producing text: the hyper text. This article defends the idea that structure, interaction and organization patterns of computing, in the production of meaning are expressions of a new cultural environment, which demand linguistics topics such as authorship and subject comprehension, necessary of being revisited in the enunciation perspective towards computing environment. In order to solve this situation, we suggest analysing the hipertextual referencial process through the study of the associative links nature of hipertext in its cohesive function - anaphoric, cataphoric, associative and schematic nature, from George Landaw (1995) and Ingedore Koch (2000) research, having on line reportings as interpretation os empirical universe. We herely propose, with empirical verifications, that links don't have linear taking up function as in the printed text, but they have the function of semantic continuity, not as interpretative dependant phenomena, as the concept of referent, but being deat with as open and independent phenomena, making the text and open document.
hipertext; culture; sense