8. Sprache und Schrift

Globalität sehen

“…a . 2005) über Abhandlungen in der Sprachwissenschaft(Stetter 1999), der Literaturwissenschaft und der Medientheorie (etwa Kittler 2001; Meynen 2017) bis hin zu Überlegungen aus der Altorientalistik (z . B .…”

Graphemic Analysis and the Spoken Language Bias

“…Eisenberg, 2013, p. 286): The derived nature of writing may be very plausible diachronically—spoken language is older than written language. But as Stetter (1997, p. 62) observed, the constitutional principle of alphabetic writing (one spoken segment corresponds to one written segment) and its functional principle are two very different things. Just because alphabetic writing probably evolved as phonographic writing does not mean it exclusively serves that function after (in the case of languages like English, French, and German) centuries of use.…”