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Textuality

2020
Abstract The concept of “text” is ambiguous: it can identify at the same time a concrete reality and an abstract one. Indeed, text presents itself both as an empirical object subject to analysis and an abstract object constructed by the analysis itself. This duplicity characterizes the development of the concept in the 20th century.
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Textualization

2019
Dictation plays a part in two out of the three explanations, however much the two strive to distinguish themselves from one another, for how written versions of the Iliad and the Odyssey came into existence. To illuminate this scenario, this chapter studies modern instances of the textualization of an oral traditional work.
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Textual CBR

1998
Mario Lenz, André Hübner, Mirjam Kunze
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Textuality

This chapter discusses how the Bestiaire d'amours stages a trial of textuality. At its outset it is identified as an “escrit” (a written document), yet what follows repeatedly probes what it means for a verbal work of art to be inscribed on a page and to be read. The chapter begins by looking
Elizabeth Eva Leach, Jonathan Morton
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Textual Typology: A Study of Textual Beginnings

2001
This paper describes an experiment that studied differences in text processing when reading different types of texts. Eight texts were used: five novels (examples of realist, thriller, fantastic, stream of consciousness and experimental narrative respectively) and three essays (history, philosophy and music).
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Textual decay

American Heart Journal, 1966
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