Literature, Book, Computer and Narration. Models and Shapes of Electronic Literature by Federico Meschini

“…This study also contains an analysis of recent literary works such as S., theMystery.doc, and House of Leaves in which the limits of the typographic page are challenged and the linearity of the text is shattered. …”
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Censura vermelha: as empresas de jornais perante a greve da imprensa de 1921 by José Nuno Matos

“…This article is a study on a strike of journalists, typographers and distributors that took place in Lisbon in 1921. …”
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The National List of Essential Medicines of India 2022 (NLEM 2022): Tommy, Toe the Line by S. Manikandan

“…There are a few factual errors and some typographic errors. These problems in the list need to be rectified immediately so that the document would be able to serve the community more effectively as a true model list.…”
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On the History of the Tables in Taxonomy of Emotions by Simo Knuuttila

“…Sixteenth- and seventeenth century textbooks and scholarly works made increasing use of typographic possibilities for printing diagrams and classificatory tables. …”
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Literature, Book, Computer and Narration. Models and Shapes of Electronic Literature by Federico Meschini

“…This study also contains an analysis of recent literary works such as S., theMystery.doc, and House of Leaves in which the limits of the typographic page are challenged and the linearity of the text is shattered. …”
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Susan Howe’s Caesurae by Andrew Eastman

“…The paper looks into the ways in which Susan Howe’s poems, specifically in her recent collection Debths, depend on and work with the line unit, use and abuse our sense that poems appear in typographic lines. Three examples from Debths look at problems raised by the various ways in which Howe scissors the line, arguing that the line is a place where something happens to language, a frame for a caesura, a space where a silence can take place—as seen in the book’s title. …”
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How Alfieri used to read and add notes: the "threshold" annotations between 'extraction' and 'marginalization' by Christian Del Vento

“…His habits are in line with the new typographical system and reflect the multiplication of reading practices between the 17th and the 18th centuries (intensive / extensive, silent / aloud reading, extraction / marginalization). …”
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Faulkner’s Coffin by Alyson Brickey

“…I ask whether we can envision what Faulkner is doing with the aesthetic shape of the coffin—a form which he even typographically reproduces within the text itself—as a kind of strange realism. …”
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The analysis of multimodal coherence in children’s picture books: Where the wild things are by Zhang, Yamin, Hassan, Hanita

“…Children’s picture books are multimodal texts which incorporate resources of more than one semiotic system, such as language, pictures, color, and even typographical features. Therefore, the notion of discourse coherence should be extended from the purely linguistic sense to a broader multimodal sense. …”

EXPLORING EFL STUDENTS’ SUBSTANCE ERROR ON DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY by Dian Purnama Sari

“… This study reports on a research that analyzed substance errors in the writings of third semester English major, such as punctuation errors, typographic errors, dyslexic errors, and confusable. …”
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D’Antonio de Guevara à Antonio Pérez : Le livre espagnol à Genève, de l’harmonie plurilingue à la concurrence des langues vernaculaires by Roland Béhar

“…It successively considers the fortune of the French translations of the Menosprecio (in particular those, plurilingual, published by De Tournes, between Lyon and Geneva), then their singular typographical presentation, representative of the genre of European plurilingual editions, and finally the article sketches a reflection on the role of competition between languages in these books and this kind of publishing house, by opposing two models: the first, irenic, of an understanding and communication between languages, which also allows their pedagogy; the second, conflictual, where the editing of texts in a foreign language serves the struggle against the nation of that language.…”
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Literature, Book, Computer and Narration. Models and Shapes of Electronic Literature by Federico Meschini

“…This study also contains an analysis of recent literary works such as S., theMystery.doc, and House of Leaves in which the limits of the typographic page are challenged and the linearity of the text is shattered. …”
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Educational Expectations and Media Cultures by Petra Missomelius

“…Which discourses provide sustenance for such implied “post-typographic educational ideals” (Giesecke 2001 and Lemke 1998)? …”
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La traduction de l’emprunt : coup de théâtre ou coup de grâce ? by Corinne Wecksteen

“…This is followed by a study of the markers of French loan words in an English text, whether they appear in typographical, graphical or phonetic forms which may even infringe the laws of French grammar. …”
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« Something dreadful has happened. No-nothing has happened » : « The Wind Blows », de Katherine Mansfield by Anne Besnault-Levita

“…Mansfield’s narrative technique is clearly modernist in the way her art of ellipsis contrasts with a proliferation of typographical, lexical and metaphorical signs. Right from the start, and throughout her painful yet exciting journey towards revelation, Matilda is shown to hesitate between the certainty that ‘ something dreadful has happened ’ and the incapacity to put words on what upsets her. …”
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The blend of poetry and document in the photographical artist’s book The Road is Wider than Long by Roland Penrose (1939) by Anne Reverseau

“…At the same time documentary and poetic, a travel report and a lyrical production, it comprises free verse, typographic poetry, “papiers collés”, and photographs. …”
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Books for Italian Schools Abroad (1890-1943). Editorial and Bibliographic Profiles by Lorenzo Luatti

“…This period marks the birth and end of this editorial experience. The typographical and editorial aspects of this book production are studied with particular attention to the fascist texts, in their various editions and re-impressions and material and editorial quality. …”
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Visualization of subjective extracted text using the parse tree by Mirzabeiki, Erfan, Abdullah, Lili Nurliyana

“…Noun/Names/Places/dates Numbers/ Events) by using the parse tree, secondly: Visualization of the extracted information for maintaining the user’s attention on the content were developed on the basis of psychological, multimedia, and typographic cueing foundations and techniques (visual effects). …”

Directories to archival holdings. An attempt to analyse informative usefulness by Dorota Degen, Robert Degen

“…Editors of directories to archival holdings seldom used typographical tools which could have enhanced the informative usefulness of these finding aids.…”
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Match Algorithms for Scientific Names in FlorItaly, the Portal to the Flora of Italy by Matteo Conti, Pier Luigi Nimis, Stefano Martellos

“…Scientific names are not part of everyday language in any modern country, and their input as strings in a query system can be easily associated with typographical errors. While globally unique identifiers univocally address a taxon name, they can hardly be used for querying a database manually. …”
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