### written language | text | electronic text:

Hypertext
* Some hypertexts consist solely of navigable webs of interlinked fragments.
* allow writers to move well beyond the one, linear dimension in traditional books.
* allows access to data bases and information
  - articles and books to be connected with other texts on the internet
  - different people to write in their field of specialty
  - document creators to insert links and names to point to other relevant items
  - documents to be published in a nonlinear format
  - information from multimedia sources to be included in a single document
  - people to jump around to different locations and types of information
* are open systems.
* are texts that rely on links to provide their structure
  - with links to other texts
* binds related documents together on a computer or network.
* comes in many sizes and shapes.
* denotes an information medium that links verbal and nonverbal information.
* destroys the illusion that scholarly literature is made up of unique, independent works.
* enables material to be arranged hierarchically.
* exists in time , perhaps more so than any other medium
  - solely on computers
* forms webs of knowledge.
* is electronic text
* take on meaning and structure from the programs they are created in.
* work on ethics in education.
* works because it mimics the hyper-dimensional linking in the brain.

Gnostic text
* concern the fall of man from the divine to the material world.
* show that women held senior roles as teachers, prophets and missionaries.

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Header
* are beams
  - bricks
  - different sizes of fonts that can be used for headings
  - harvesters
  - hits
  - jumps
  - part of walls
* includes chapters
  - paragraphs
  - word order.
  * also help make an article clearer and easy to see the structure in the table of contents. On the other hand, try not to use too many subheaders that are not needed, because this can make the article look messy. Short paragraphs and single sentences normally do not need their own sub-heading, and in these cases it may be better to use bullet points or bold text instead

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Headline
* are albums
  - located in newspapers
* are part of newspaper articles
  - singles
* describe observations.

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Title
* are distinctions by which a person is known
  - legal rights
* are located in books
  - libraries
  - pages
  - records of land ownership
  - the stuff of which dreams are made
* are used for books
  - writing
* bundle of rights in real property.
* form of proof.
* includes chapters
* is Birth of a Nation
  - the manner in which real and personal property are owned
* is the right to enjoy possession of that which is our own
* refer to traditionally feminine associations, in rebirth and the seasons.
  * says it all really. Please leave my bots unblocked, as well as account creation by my IP and email by my username. It's all explained there, but if you want more reasoning i can give it.
  * is trivial for an encyclopedia subject, content is unreferenced as to pov.

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Job title
* change in an attempt to identify the work the person is doing.
* figure greatly in the salaries paid.
* vary between departments within the civil service
  - depending on the employment setting and the kinds of individual who seek services

Marketable title
* Marketable Title Enables an owner to sell property without objection.
* means that the land to be sold is free from lawsuits and the threat of litigation.