Written Language & Literacy 1:2
[Written Language & Literacy, 1:2] 1998.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Through the Looking Glass: Literacy, Writing Systems and Mirror-Image DiscriminationEve Danziger & Eric Pederson | pp. 153–169
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Authority and Discourse: Towards a Model for Orthography SelectionChristina Eira | pp. 171–224
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Writing in Two Scripts: A Case Study of Digraphia in TaiwaneseTiu Hak-Khiam | pp. 225–248
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Commentary: Spelling with a Capital "S"Florian Coulmas | pp. 249–252
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Florian Coulmas, The Blackwell encyclopedia of writing systemsReviewed by John Sören Pettersson | pp. 253–257
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Denise Schmandt-Besserat, How writing came aboutReviewed by Robert K. Englund | pp. 257–261
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Steven Roger Fischer, Evidence for Hellenic dialect in the Phaistos DiskReviewed by Emmett L. Bennett | pp. 261–264
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Joyce Coleman, Public reading and the reading public in late medieval England and FranceReviewed by Franz H. Bäuml | pp. 264–269
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Brinkley Messick, The calligraphic state: Textual domination and history in a Muslim societyReviewed by Richard Kraus | pp. 270–272
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Gregory L. Possehl, Indus age: The writing systemReviewed by William Bright | pp. 272–275
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Insup Taylor & M. Martin Taylor, Writing and literacy in Chinese, Korean and JapaneseReviewed by Janet S. Shibamoto Smith | pp. 275–279
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William W. Chiang, "We two know the script; we have become good friends": Linguistic and social aspects of the women's script literacy in southern Hunan, ChinaReviewed by William S-Y. Wang | pp. 280–282
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Nanette Gottlieb, Kanji politics: Language policy and Japanese script; J. Marshall Unger, Literacy and script reform in Occupation Japan: Reading between the linesReviewed by Florian Coulmas | pp. 282–286
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Gunther Kress, Before writing: Rethinking the paths to literacyReviewed by Bethan Marshall | pp. 286–288
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Gushla Kapitzke, Literacy and religion: The textual politics and practice of Seventh-day AdventismReviewed by Bohdan Szuchewycz | pp. 289–292
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Ludo Verhoeven (ed.), Vernacular literacy in non-mainstream communitiesReviewed by Andrée Tabouret-Keller | pp. 293–296
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Geoffrey Nunberg (ed.), The future of the bookReviewed by Charles Bazerman | pp. 297–300
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Notespp. 301–302
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Publications Receivedpp. 303–304
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Index to Volume Onepp. 305–309
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