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Thank you to Aisha Jandosova for the reference below from Randa Hadi's 2022 article, (Re)claiming Archives: استعادة الأرشيف during my spring 2023 course, Teaching and Learning as “PRIMITIVE HYPERTEXT” class at the School for Poetic Computation.


Of course, I went down a spiral exploring Arabic trilateral roots and found this:


This reference led to a fun spiral that led me back to dear, dear Chang Yuchen’s description of her publishing practice.