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What is textual integrity? (1 Viewer)
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It means you can sustain the reading throughout the text.
For instance in some texts you might be able to use a feminist reading in one scene but not throughout the rest of the text, that means that does not have textual integrity.
For instance in some texts you might be able to use a feminist reading in one scene but not throughout the rest of the text, that means that does not have textual integrity.
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there was a thread on it here: http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=62501&highlight=textual+integrity
but to summarise, its how a text holds together.
If you still dont understand after reading the thread, the tell me specifically what you are confused about and I will try to explain it.
but to summarise, its how a text holds together.
If you still dont understand after reading the thread, the tell me specifically what you are confused about and I will try to explain it.
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HI robbo!
This is out of 'Edible English' by Judy McLaughlin.
'The consistency of form, structure, and language of a text.' This means that the composer has created a text that is consistent with itself to produce meaning. In other words, the elements of the text flow together in a logical sequence to produce meaning.
This is out of 'Edible English' by Judy McLaughlin.
'The consistency of form, structure, and language of a text.' This means that the composer has created a text that is consistent with itself to produce meaning. In other words, the elements of the text flow together in a logical sequence to produce meaning.