Medium

The "Media Types" taxonomy, featured on the website under the Resources section (/resources/), organizes content into various media categories such as Cinematographic Films, Nonfiction Books, and Web Projects. This system is designed to facilitate easy access and navigation through the diverse range of media formats available, enhancing the user experience in finding specific types of media-related resources within the site's Resources pages.
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  Ancient writing → Writings from ancient civilizations, offering insights into historical, cultural, and philosophical contexts.
  Canonical text → Texts considered authoritative or fundamental in certain fields or traditions.
  Cinematographic film → A motion picture or movie, often created for entertainment or artistic purposes.
  Documentary film → A non-fiction film intended to document reality, primarily for instruction or education.
  Hermeneutic work → Scholarly interpretations or studies, often of religious or philosophical texts.
  Historical writing → Texts providing insights into historical events, cultures, or figures.
  Independent digital video → Digital videos produced independently, often found on platforms like YouTube or Rumble.
  Manifesto → A public declaration of intentions, opinions, objectives, or motives, as issued by a government, sovereign, or organization.
  Nonfiction book → Books based on facts and reality, including biographies, histories, and self-help books.
  Novel → A fictional narrative in book form, typically representing character and action with some degree of realism.
  Podcast → A digital audio or video file series, typically available for streaming or downloading.
  Religious scripture → Writings considered sacred and central to the teachings and beliefs of a particular religion.
  Record of remote antiquity → Ancient texts, including cuneiform, hieroglyphics, and stone inscriptions, offering insights into remote antiquity.
  Research paper → A detailed study or investigation, typically presented in a formal written document, often for academic purposes.
  Television production → Creative work produced for broadcast on television, encompassing a wide range of genres and formats.
  Video Game → An electronic game that involves interaction with a user interface or input device – such as a joystick, controller, keyboard, or motion sensing device – to generate visual feedback for a player.
  Web presence → An individual's or organization's online identity or existence, represented through websites, social media profiles, and other digital platforms.
  Web project → A project or initiative primarily based on the internet, involving websites, web applications, or online services.
  Web resource → Any information or tool accessible via the web, including websites, online databases, and digital libraries.