The phrase "a text as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the function or role of a text in a specific context or comparison.
Example: "We can analyze a text as a reflection of cultural values."
Alternatives: "a text viewed as" or "a text considered as".
It encourages students to slow down and think about the meaning of pivotal moments in a text, as well as consider the viewpoints of different characters.
Sir Christopher Frayling, rector of the Royal College of Art The essence of Derrida is inter-linear analysis: that is, reading between the lines as well as on them; seeing what lies behind a text as well as what is commonly understood as its meaning.
"Only essential issues will be discussed so we can reach a text as soon as possible," he said.
Let's give "Percolator" the kind of textual analysis a text as important as this is deserving of.
They are imaginative and brimming with insights, which teachers encourage, even when they reflect contradictory readings of a text, as befits our ambiguous and dissonant times.
Both suffix arrays and suffix trees afford time-efficient solutions to problems of searching for substrings in a text as well as a variety of other related problems.
So you can read it as a feminist text as well".
The basic premise was to copy a scrolling piece of text as quickly as possible.
A text arrives as I'm making a cup of tea and on my third handkerchief.
It is the labor of people in the fields of philosophy that fixes a philosophical text as a "property" — that marks its bounds and assesses its value.
Walter Kerr, in The New York Herald Tribune, raised a thoughtful eyebrow, questioning the abandonment of an artful text as a template for the dramatic experience.
