| Tmesis is interesting because it demonstrates that even in linear literature, the reader is in control of the path she reads. |
| Clicking on a link before finishing the current page is a new form of tmesis. |
| In literary theory, tmesis means skipping over words when reading, a perfectly naturally way to read. |
| Or he might by tmesis, more liberally used, have further widened the field for its employment. |
| Such tmesis can have various effects, but fragmenting and interpolating the fragmented has the specific effect of producing simultaneity, a kind of atemporal temporality. |
| His abstinence from inflexion absolutely, and from tmesis almost entirely, in the use of, I think deserves remark. |
