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Valerie Sutton Date: Thu Sep 2, 1999 4:13 pm Subject: Re: SignWriting principles | |
>A thought just occurred to me -- we have been discussing whether SignWriting >is Phonemic/Alphabetic or Logographic. We have seen how the transposition >of graphemes/phonemes can alter one's understanding of the textual message >in an alphabetic/phonemic written language (English). Does such >transpositions occur in reading SW? If not, wouldn't that be an argument >for a more logographic perspective of SW? > >--Don Grushkin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ September 2, 1999 Hi Don- I am not sure I understand your question above, so maybe you could explain it further.... How does the transposition of graphemes/phonemes alter one's understanding of the textual message in an alphabetic/phonemic written language such as English? Such transpostions may occur when reading SW...but first I have to understand what a transposition is? ha!! Valerie ;-) |
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