Linguistics Vol. 73 No. 103-104 (2002): Primer y segundo semestres

Scriptural formalization

Authors

  • Amancio Chávez Reyes Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima, Perú

Abstract

All languages in the world emerged as exclusively acoustic (or oral) forms and in the most natural and unconscious way, as recorded in human history. From this they have been taking a graphic model and thus have been able to respond, with ever greater efficiency, to social demands, which in their turn were also more complex. Oral or auditory forms are transferred into visual models. Through this process the messages become reading material. The language, in this case, is fully cultural, audiovisual.

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Published

2002-12-31

Pages

199-210

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Section

Linguistics

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