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            <description><![CDATA[<p><span class="blog_post_source"><a href="http://eduspaces.net/antmcneill/weblog/243247.html">http://eduspaces.net/antmcneill/weblog/243247.html</a></span></p> <p>I&nbsp;tend to use 'text' in a loosely literary/cultural theory way to designate pretty much any sort of signifying practice: adverts, songs, newpaper articles, television programmes,&nbsp;txt msgs etc.&nbsp;</p><p>Whenever I use it, i'm reminded of my first reading of lit theory and the blurring of the&nbsp;opposition between the particularity of literary texts and the general textuality of the culture.</p><div style="190px; position: absolute; top: 3860px">tures&rsquo;&rsquo; and a culture&rsquo;s more <strong style="color:black; background-color: #ffff66">general</strong> &lsquo;&lsquo;<strong style="color:black; background-color: #a0ffff">textuality</strong>,&rsquo;&rsquo; of which literature</div><div style="190px; position: absolute; top: 3878px">forms part</div>]]></description>
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