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DeRose, S.J., Durand, D.G., Mylonas, E., Renear, A.H., "What is text, really?", Journal of Computing in Higher Education, 1, 2, Winter 1990, pp. 3-26. Google
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reprinted, The Journal of Computer Documentation, ACM SIGDOC, 21.3:1-24, August 1997
5 ;;Quote: text is an ordered hierarchy of content objects; invariant over layout, printing, and translation
5+;;Quote: use descriptive markup to identify content objects in text
9 ;;Quote: many word processors represent text as a stream of content objects; e.g., list items and chapter headings instead of lists and chapters
12 ;;Quote: SGML defines a document as an ordered hierarchy of content objects (OHCO); it does not specify formatting
17 ;;Quote: the OHCO model treats a document as a database of text elements for manipulation, searching, and combination into compound documents
20 ;;Quote: text is an Ordered Hierarchy of Content Objects; any other model is inadequate
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