1995
DOI: 10.1086/392319
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Pause and Effect: An Introduction to the History of Punctuation in the West. M. B. Parkes

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“…Rather than cluttering the text with constant references I have largely employed footnotes to indicate the main sources (mostly secondary) on which I have relied for particular sections. So let me say here that for the early history of the diple I have found the following particularly useful: Lowe 1934-71, 1972(many examples and discussion), McGurk 1961, McNamee 1992, Parkes 1992, Wingo 1972, see also the following footnotes.…”
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“…Rather than cluttering the text with constant references I have largely employed footnotes to indicate the main sources (mostly secondary) on which I have relied for particular sections. So let me say here that for the early history of the diple I have found the following particularly useful: Lowe 1934-71, 1972(many examples and discussion), McGurk 1961, McNamee 1992, Parkes 1992, Wingo 1972, see also the following footnotes.…”
Section: Beyond the Here And Nowmentioning
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“…for example the passages 'In the beginning was the word' and 'In the beginning God made heaven and earth' (from the New and Old Testaments respectively) were each introduced by 'he said' or 'what has been written' accompanied by an inward-pointing arrowhead in the left hand margin of the relevant line. The commentary then followed on immediately afterwards (Parkes 1992 : 168-9, Plate 5). An eighth-century manuscript of Bede's commentary on the biblical book of Proverbs illustrates a similar technique but more decoratively and elaborately (Fig.…”
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“…La historia de la lectura ha mostrado que la diversidad de prácticas de lectura (sobre todo las lecturas de estudio) han ido dejando huellas en los libros a través de anotaciones, subrayados, índices personales, cambios tipográficos, entre otros (Morrison, 1995). A lo largo de la historia, esas huellas de la lectura se fueron incorporando al texto y se convirtieron en recursos convencionales de los libros, visibles en la separación entre palabras, títulos, parágrafos, capítulos, divisiones, signos de puntuación, numeración, sumarios, índices y tablas (Parkes, 1993). Para los lectores posteriores, esos recursos fueron "instrumentos de lectura", como los denomina Manguel (1998), cuya función consistía en ayudar a la lectura y a la consulta.…”
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“…Sabemos, por otra parte, que la normalización de la segmentación gráfica es un hecho reciente en la historia de la escritura occidental. (Parkes 1992, Saenger 1997, Desbordes 1990 Sin embargo, la indagación psicológica sobre la noción de palabra sigue siendo, de manera persistente, tributaria de una idea pre-escritural, o sea: se presentan enunciados orales y se solicita a los niños que digan cuántas y/o cuáles palabras han escuchado, con la idea de que la "unidad palabra" preexiste a la escritura, cualquiera sea el tipo de palabra en cuestión. Sin embargo, los resultados son coincidentes sobre un aspecto de la cuestión (Gombert 1990): antes de los 6-7 años los niños tienen serias dificultades para aceptar como "palabras" las que no tienen un contenido semántico pleno.…”
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