Still, as a matter of principle, I'll hereby refer to it as the "KidZ Rule! Extreme Self-Texting Apparatus," or KRESTA.
I've never seen him walk myself, but I know this from the magnificent pictures by Ralph Steadman that accompany Self's text in their new collaboration, "Psychogeography".
We tried to make a self contained text where beginners may refresh the fundamentals of continuous-time signal and systems without having to resort to other sources.
Humor posts fell primarily in the self-contained category with jokes that were completely self-contained text or cartoons that were primarily visual images with limited supplementary text.
The chatty, occasionally self-conscious text rambles along on various tangents, giving Allan Ahlberg's narrator the voice of a daft grandpa.
The link, which is simply crashsafari.com, overloads the default browser with a self-generating text string which populates the address bar.
That was based on a self-censored text that the author had prepared in the hope of getting it published in the Soviet Union.
The fifty-four churchmen and scholars empowered at a conference at Hampton Court in January of 1604 to provide an authoritative English Bible had a clear charge: to supply English readers with a self-explanatory text.
In this way Tom Jones is a thoroughly selfconscious and self-reflexive text which still manages to regard its characters as sympathetic, autonomous, and subject to forces more interesting than the narrator's creative whims.
For Histoire de ma Vie is what critical theorists like to call "a self-fashioning text", an attempt not to record faithfully a life already lived, but rather to create it at the moment of writing.
Most damningly of all for the book's supposed function as a high-class self-help text, De Botton consistently writes about the contemporary world as though he has heard reports of it but never actually been there.
