Writing is more than words on a page
Wiena Groenewold, Helen Mary Ruth Hayden
Abstract
Wiena Groenewold, Helen Mary Ruth Hayden
Abstract
Writing is more than words on paper. It is the representation of ideas, experiences, stories - a representation of the world. Until the writer and reader give meaning to the symbols represented, writing is just scribbles on the page. To be re-presented means the writer has understood and given meaning to the thought or experience, and wants to make that meaning known to others now.
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Writing is more than words on paper. It is the representation of ideas, experiences, stories - a representation of the world. Until the writer and reader give meaning to the symbols represented, writing is just scribbles on the page. To be re-presented means the writer has understood and given meaning to the thought or experience, and wants to make that meaning known to others now.
Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Representation (politics), Publishing, Linguistics, Project commissioning, Computer science, Literature, Art