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Grapholinguistics in the 21st Century /gʁafematik/ October 23–25, 2024 Proceedings, 2024, Part I Yannis Haralambous (Ed.) Florian Coulmas The Linguistic Landscape: What we can learn from it Philippa M. Steele The Visual-Cultural Fit of Writing Systems Mary C. Dyson; David Březina Do we process characters as shapes, nothing special? Dennis Reisloh; Tatjana Scheffler On the linguistic status of emojis David A. Roberts Linear Featurality in Roman Script African Orthographies Jonas Romstadt; Lorenz Vielhauer Looking for the crucial point(s) – Forms and functions of punctuation units in handwritten German school exams Alexandre Solcà, Francesco Perono Cacciafoco Un court manuel du minoen proto-gréco-anatolien Adeli V. Block Inscribing Multilingualism: Lifemaps and “Trans-scripting” Among Moroccan Amazigh Youth Spyros Armostis, Marilena Karyolemou Creating a writing system for an endangered language: the graphisation of Cypriot Arabic Joseph Dichy Written languages and the Mental Lexicon: a crucial aspect of grapholinguistics, exemplified by agglutinative word-form recognition in Arabic and Biblical Hebrew Guy Boursier Writing Egyptian Arabic: the case of a ‘dialectal’ Wikipedia Sina Fakour Reviving Linear Elamite (2300–1880 BCE), The oldest known phonetic writing system. Yannis Haralambous Masoretic Graphemics and Graphetics: Challenges and Solutions Behnoosh Namdarzadeh, Nicolas Ballier Audio LLM subtokens as encapsulated knowledge: the case of Persian subtoken graphemic representations in Whisper Saiya L. Karamali The Developing Orthographic Conventions of Roman Hindi-Urdu