ISSN: 2534-5192 (electronic) – 2681-8566 (print)

ISBN: 978-2-487055-06-3 e-ISBN: 978-2-487055-07-0 DOI: https://doi.org/10.36824/2024-graf2 Download (122.87 MB)

Grapholinguistics in the 21st Century /gʁafematik/ October 23-25, 2024 Proceedings, 2024, Part II Yannis Haralambous (Ed.) Donald E. Knuth, interviewed by Yannis Haralambous The Grapholinguistic Model of \TeX, followed by an “All Questions Answered” Session Jan Kučera Tamil Orthography Reforms Vasanta Duggirala; Raju Surampudi Bapi; Soham G. Korade Graphic Complexity and Orthographic Neighbors: Observations based on Telugu Writing System Paul D. Ueda Characters, Romanization, and Anti-Colonialism: Historical Development of Taigi and Vietnamese Helen Magowan Towards reading in four dimensions James Myers Synchronic and diachronic ordering in Chinese character form patterns Janet Ganon-Davey Beyond the alphabet, beyond the binary, maybe beyond “Chinese”? Digital input constraints on gender-inclusive Chinese pronouns Noah Hermalin The Efficiency of Spelling-Sound and Speling-Meaning Mappings in Two Logographic Writing Systems Gordon G. Berthin; Robert Schoch The Antiquity and Timeframe of the Rongorongo Script on Rapa Nui (Easter Island) Antonio Perri Rethinking Unicode: how to digitally encode non-linear written artefacts? A tentative encoding of Codex Mendoza, folio 2r Arvind Iyengar Braille as writing: Evidence and lessons for grapholinguistic theory Michael Filhol AZVD as a Sign Language writing system proxy, and the potential evolution Hector Mangas; Peter Biľak Enhancing Distance Reading for Low Vision: A Reading Acuity Experiment on Letter Width Titus Nemeth; Martin Tiefenthaler Prima — An innovative type, designed for learning to read and write Santhosh Thottingal Parametric type design in the era of variable and color fonts