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A visual map of the writing systems of the world
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February 24, 2013 by Teresa Rodriguez

A light celebration (but by no means an accurate depiction of the complexity of language systems) this Sunday morning. Just …
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Category: Language/s and culture/s | Tags: languages, logographic languages, writing systems
Thinking in Chinese
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May 23, 2012 by Teresa Rodriguez

Earlier in Why can’t I process my thoughts like you do? I talked about the different ways in which cultural …
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Category: Language/s and culture/s | Tags: abstraction, chinese characters, chinese communication, chinese language, chinese philosophy, chino, intercultural communication, language and culture, language and thought, logographic languages, ontology, phonemic languages, western philosophy

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