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What is Orthography

Handbook of Research on Discourse Behavior and Digital Communication: Language Structures and Social Interaction
spelling rules
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Using CMC in order to investigate the language system
Elke Hentschel (University of Berne, Switzerland)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-61520-773-2.ch055
Abstract
Chats, blogs, mailing lists, personal e-mails or texts that can be found on homepages, in short all kinds of computer-mediated communication, offer a very good opportunity to observe ongoing forms of language change as well as language awareness on the part of the?users. The new medium makes it possible to watch the emergence of new rules at the same time as they are being formed, and to observe current processes of linguistic reanalysis by the language users. Observations of this kind are possible on all levels of the language system, with regard to phonetics and the phonological system as well as to morphology, morpho-syntax and syntax. This chapter will give a short résumé of the research that has been done so far in this field and outline the many further possibilities of exploration that have not yet been followed up.
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Second Language Instruction: Extrapolating From Auditory-Visual Speech Perception Research
A set of rules dictating the writing conventions in a language. An alphabetically-based orthography uses graphemes to represent phonemes whereas a logographic system (e.g., Chinese languages and dialects) employ symbols to represent words or syllables.
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Portrayals of Language Learning Through Poetry: An Autoethnographic Journey
A conventional writing and spelling system of a language.
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Orthographic Learning: A Multilingual Perspective
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Application of the Cluster Analysis in Computational Paleography
It is a representation system for using a particular script to write a particular language. E.g., the Latin script has several orthographies, including the French, German, English, Hungarian, etc. orthographies.
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Keys to Understanding the Writing Development of Emergent Bilingual Students
The spelling system of a language. A shallow or transparent orthography is used for languages in which most letters are associated with one sound. Conversely, deep or opaque orthography is used for languages in which letters may have more than one sound and/or sounds can be represented by more than one letter.
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Textism Use and Language Ability in Children
The representation of sounds via written letters.
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