Writing Systems and Linguistic Structure
Special Issue of Written Language & Literacy 12:2 (2009)
Editor
| Seoul National University & UCLA
[Written Language & Literacy, 12:2] 2009. iv, 134 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Writing systems and linguistic structureSang-Oak Lee | pp. 159–160
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Model for phonemic awareness in readers of Indian scriptAamir Wali, Richard Sproat, Prakash Padakannaya & Bhuvaneshwari B. | pp. 161–169
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Language policy for China’s minorities: Orthography development for the YiDavid Bradley | pp. 170–187
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Discrepancies between sounds and graphs: Irregular readings of Chinese charactersIk-sang Eom | pp. 188–201
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The Korean alphabet: An optimal featural system with graphical ingenuitySang-Oak Lee | pp. 202–212
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Homographic kanji, their ambiguity and the effectiveness of okurigana as a device for disambiguationKeisuke Honda | pp. 213–236
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Choice of voice in Maya hieroglyphic writingKosuke Matsukawa | pp. 237–257
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The emblematic script of the Aztec codices as a particular semiotic type of writing systemLiudmila L. Fedorova | pp. 258–275
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Two notes on terminologyPeter T. Daniels | pp. 277–281
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A response to Peter T. DanielsHeidi Swank | pp. 282–285
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Manjula Datta (ed.). Bilinguality and literacy: Principles of practiceReviewed by Esther H. Ra | pp. 287–290
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