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As Kittler notes, the ready translatability of digital media encourages this literalness. For pedagogical purposes, however, emphasizing the translatability and generalizability of the principles derived from his study of these works seems more helpful. His heightened sensibility for questions of linguistics, historicity translatability, and hermeneutics cast the celebrated exegete from the sixteenth century as a Hispano-Christian precursor of modern biblical studies. |
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