Textual works refer to any written material that conveys information, ideas, or stories. This includes books, articles, essays, poems, and scripts. Textual works can be found in various formats, such as printed pages or digital documents, and they serve as a primary means of communication and expression in literature and academia. These works are often categorized by genre, such as fiction, non-fiction, or poetry, and can be analyzed for themes, structure, and style. Notable examples of textual works include classic novels like Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and influential essays like A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift.