TEXT INTERPRETATION AND TEXTUAL INTERPRETATIVE CATEGORIES
Abstract
This article examines the different types of texts, their structures, and their functions in communication and education. It also explores the processes of text comprehension and interpretation, emphasizing the importance of these skills in both reading and writing. The article highlights cognitive perspectives, textual analysis strategies, and the value of critical reading.
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