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another two type of near-literacy in
Early Modern England, of "abcederian
literates" who
could spell out
words to read, and of
people who knew the letters...
- Look up
literator, litterateur, or littérateur in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Literator may
refer to
several things: A
literary person, a Man of Letters...
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Literate programming is a
programming paradigm introduced in 1984 by
Donald Knuth in
which a
computer program is
given as an
explanation of how it works...
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Literations (formerly
Generations Incorporated),
founded in 1991, is a non-profit
organization based in Boston, M****achusetts. As of 2009, the organization...
- Literatų
Street (literally:
Literati Street; Lithuanian: Literatų gatvė) is one of
streets in the Old Town of Vilnius, the
capital of Lithuania. It is...
- and
influence it
causes in individuals,
families and communities.
Faith literates believe in
recognizing religious and
secular worldviews in
practice and...
- A
literate environment may
include written materials (newspapers,
books and posters),
electronic and
broadcast media (radios and TVs) and
information and...
- A Lady
Literate in Arts (LLA)
qualification was
offered by the
University of St
Andrews in
Scotland for more than a
decade before women were
allowed to...
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literacy includes both
empowerment and
protectionist perspectives.
Media literate people can
skillfully create and
produce media messages, both to show understanding...
- Proto-writing
consists of
visible marks communicating limited information. Such
systems emerged from
earlier traditions of
symbol systems in the early...
