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Text may refer to:
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'''Text''' refers to:
  
In books:
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In [[books]]: a book, a textbook, Subtext, e-text or e-book.
  
* a book
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In computing: [[character]] or string [[data]] as opposed to binary data, code segment, a [[memory]] portion of an object file that contains executable computer instructions, Plain text, Text-based (computing), an application whose primary input and output are based on text rather than graphics
* a textbook
 
* Subtext
 
* e-text or [[e-book]]
 
  
In computing:
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In unit(s) of study: [[hermeneutics]], [[philology]], [[semiotics]], the study of signs and symbols, both individually and grouped, units of [[discourse]]
  
* character or string data , as opposed to binary data
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In writing: a piece of writing, Textual [[criticism]]
* Code segment or text segment, a portion of memory or of an object file that contains executable computer instructions
 
* [[Plain text]]
 
* Text-based (computing), an application whose primary input and output are based on text rather than graphics
 
* Boilerplate text
 
* Text file
 
* Formatted text
 
* Plaintext
 
  
In unit of study:
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To text, to send by text messaging
  
* [[hermeneutics]]
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Editable text from scanning (OCR)
* [[philology]]
 
* [[Semiotics]], the study of signs and symbols, both individually and grouped into sign systems
 
* [[cultural studies]], the unit of [[discourse]]
 
  
In writing:
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a [[narrative]] (see also [[literary theory]] and [[Hermeneutics]])
  
* a piece of writing
 
* [[Textual criticism]]
 
  
In other:
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* TEXT, an avant-garde band
 
  
See also:
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"'''The Text'''" is a term indicative of a shared focus of study by a group of students.
  
* TXT[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Text]
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[[Category: General Reference]]
 
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[[Category: Languages and Literature]]
[[Category: Secondary Corpus]]
 
[[Category: A Course in Miracles]]
 
[[Category: Articles]]
 

Latest revision as of 12:37, 14 September 2009

Lighterstill.jpg

constraints of textuality

Text refers to:

In books: a book, a textbook, Subtext, e-text or e-book.

In computing: character or string data as opposed to binary data, code segment, a memory portion of an object file that contains executable computer instructions, Plain text, Text-based (computing), an application whose primary input and output are based on text rather than graphics

In unit(s) of study: hermeneutics, philology, semiotics, the study of signs and symbols, both individually and grouped, units of discourse

In writing: a piece of writing, Textual criticism

To text, to send by text messaging

Editable text from scanning (OCR)

a narrative (see also literary theory and Hermeneutics)




"The Text" is a term indicative of a shared focus of study by a group of students.