hypermediation
Hypermediation refers to the technique of presenting multiple perspectives or viewpoints in a single media representation, often through the use of secondary images, sounds, or other non-diegetic elements. This approach challenges traditional notions of mediation, which focus on the way that a single medium, such as film or television, interacts with the viewer.
In hypermediated environments, multiple mediums or viewpoints are combined, creating a dialogue between different textual, aural,
Hypermediation also acknowledges the constructed nature of media itself, rather than presenting a singular, unifying narrative
Critics of hypermediation argue that it can lead to a breakdown in narrative coherence and a loss
Hypermediation has been explored in various fields, including media theory, art and design, and cultural studies.