Post-modernists read games as texts, successions of signifiers.
Close to nothing, as texts piggyback on other data transfers, including voice calls.
The company describes these as texts that might be 10,000 to 30,000 words long.
As a result his books are sometimes used as texts in high school classes.
We need to read these photos as texts and data for anthropological purposes".
In traditional Cambodian society, monks would use the cbap as texts for children to read, copy, and memorize.
We decode our past through objects as much as texts – and never more dramatically than with this lump of granite.
Courses often include kits of tools or instruments and materials to be processed, as well as texts and study guides.
And Gabriel Kahane's playfully outrageous "Craigslistlieder" (2006), which uses ads and exchanges lifted from the Internet as texts, concluded the program.
Shaped as we are by printed literature, we tend to think about myths as texts as immutable as, say, "Anna Karenina".
In the field of literature, religious poetic works as well as texts of omens and Sumero-Akkadian word lists were constantly copied, often with commentaries.
