10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOGOGRAPHICALLY»
Discover the use of
logographically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
logographically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology, and ...
Likewise, “deity” might be written logographically in a Sumerian text using the “an
” sign (nr. 13) or syllabically with the sequence di-in-gi-ir. Such dual mechanisms
illustrate not only the relation between logographic and phonetic representation ...
2
Copenhagen Working Papers in Linguistics
Chinese characters also came to be used to write Japanese words or
morphemes logographically: a character was used to write a Japanese word
which was semantically or referentially similar to the word this character wrote in
Chinese. Thus ...
3
Lengths, Widths, Surfaces: A Portrait of Old Babylonian ...
used logographically in the Old Babylonian age (namely, "to place in layers. to
accumulate"1. ga.ga may thus be understood as "ongoing placing". zi.zi is the
maru stem of zi (better reading zigl. "to rise. to stand up" [SLa. 322]. and may
perhaps ...
4
A Bibliography of Printing
Alston Modified. A detailed description of each of these systems follows, and a list
of the books which have been~ printed in them. The imprint to this book states
that it is “printed logographically, and sold by ].Walter, bookseller, Charing Cross.
5
Japanese Psycholinguistics: A Classified and Annotated ...
Subjects exhibited the same eye movements as for kana texts, suggesting that
phonologically-based orthographies, such as kana and the English alphabet,
and logographically-based orthographies, such as kanji, have different reading
and ...
Joseph F. Kess, Tadao Miyamoto, 1994
6
The Writings of Benjamin Franklin
He also started a newspaper called The Daily Universal Register, of which the
first number, " printed logographically," was issued January 1, 1785. The nine-
hundred-and-fortieth number (January 1, 1788) was entitled The Times, or Daily
...
7
A History of the Japanese Language
1.1.4 Reading tradition Reading tradition gives voice to the logographically
written portions of the OJ texts. Undoubtedly the traditional readings are in many
cases correct, in the sense that they reflect the words and word forms which were
...
8
Phonological Skills and Learning to Read
It is about her suggestion that children spell logographically before they spell
alphabetically. We know of no evidence for this claim, and much of the data that
we reviewed in Chapter 3 seems to be good evidence against it. We can
summarise ...
Usha Goswami, Peter Bryant, 1990
9
Learning to Read and Write: A Cross-Linguistic Perspective
If the children were recognising words logographically, that is, they were
attending to overall word shape, then they should perform less well when words
were presented in an atypical case, that is, in lower case for the Greek words and
upper ...
Margaret Harris, Giyoo Hatano, 1999
10
Ugaritic Textbook: Grammar, Texts in Transliteration, ...
Logographic Numerals — We know as much as we do about the numerals in
Ugaritic because the scribes do not as a rule represent the numerals
logographically in the literary texts, and even in the administrative text the scribes
frequently ...
