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1. kahane.fr › uploads › 2017THE MEANING-TEXT THEORY - Kahane

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   As most other linguistic theories, MTT postulates two intermediate-level represen-tations between the semantic representation (= meaning) and the surface-phonological representation (= text): a syntactic representation and a morphological representation (it is the third postulate of the theory).

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 361622010(PDF) Writing systems and their use - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2022 · A treatment of the structure of writing systems—their relation to speech and language, their material features, linguistic functions, and norms, as well as the different types in which they...

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 267393273(PDF) Writing systems: Their properties and implications for ...

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   Jul 1, 2015 · All writing represents the words of a language according to a set of rules. However, important properties of a language often go unrepresented in writing. Change and variation in...

4. assets.cambridge.org › 97805217 › 82173Writing Systems - Cambridge University Press & Assessment

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   Written by a leading expert, this new textbook provides an accessible introduction to the major writing systems of the world, from cuneiform to English spelling. Florian Coulmas presents detailed descriptions of the world’s writing systems and ex-plains their structural complexities as well as the intricate relationship between written and ...

5. www.academia.edu › 8057957(PDF) The World’s Writing Systems, edited by Peter McDaniel ...

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   Starting with Neef (2015), a multimodular model of writing systems has been proposed that includes language systems and graphematics as necessary modules, with orthography as an optional module. Aspects related to the material substance, embodied by scripts, are mostly neglected.

6. hkotek.com › intro2015 › week5-writing-systemsWriting systems - LING 200: Introduction to the Study of Language

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   True writing, represents meaning through the medium of particular sounds—morphemes, syllables, phones. True writing is an open system: it can—like spoken language—convey anything that can be imagined by the human mind. Hadas Kotek Writing systems

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   What is a multimodular model of writing systems?

   • Starting with Neef (2015), a multimodular model of writing systems has been proposed that includes language systems and graphematics as necessary modules, with orthography as an optional module. Aspects related to the material substance, embodied by scripts, are mostly neglected.

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   Would a language have a written modality that outlasts a spoken language?

   • wise they would not have a written modality that has outlast ed the spoken one. Logical argument: There are spoken languages that are unwritten. By contrast, writing can only exist in languag es that are also spoken. Africa. Furthermore, all sign languages are only signed (with the exception of transcription systems, see above).

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   Is writing a notational Sy stem for language?

   • and Neef (2015: 708) conceptualises writing as a notational sy stem for language. speech and writing relate to one another. We hi ghlight four of them in particular: (1)Writing represents language, not ideas. Firstly, it is important to establish that writing is a notational system.

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   What is the difference between multimodal and monomodal expressions?

   • Multimodal (acoustic, visual) means of expression vs. monomodal (graphic) expressions, and gestures. These are not a vailable in writing, which, in turn, exhib - equivalent in speech (cf. Akinnaso 1982: 112). used.

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   What are the symbols of modern writing systems?

   • the symbols of modern writing systems are linear. and darker lines or wider and narrowerlines. left–right orientation. English has the mirror-image writing systems do not include any pairs of this sort. dierent categories (Kolinsky et al., 2011). redundancy within the elements of a script.

   Writing systems: Their properties and implications for reading

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   Are speech and writing modalities of the same language system?

   • (3)Speech and writing are two modalities of the same language system. signed modality, and the written modality. A given language system, howev er, the signed modality alone (but see below for ways of transcribing sign lang uage). atic hierarchy of units. Specifically, since the modalities share structural features

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8. www.sil.org › website_ortho_page_may_2014Writing Systems: Select Reading and Resource list

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   Handbook of the Science of Language and Society (2). New York: Walter de Gruyter, 1643 –1650. A look at social considerations in three different contexts: 1. the development of a first writing system for a language; 2. a writing system replacement; 3. a revision of a system that is in use. Full of salient statements worth quoting.