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In contrast to phonographical recording, storage, and reproduction of the voice, most media theories, especially prominent media theories of the human voice, neglected the aspect of synthesizing human-like voices by non-human means. This paper takes this
Christoph Borbach
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Writing vowels in Punic: from morphography to phonography [PDF]
This paper traces the employment of original Phoenician-Punic guttural graphemes, , , , and , to represent vowel phonemes in later Punic. Three typologically distinct treatments are identified: 1) morphographic, where the grapheme indicates the ...
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This article discusses twentieth-century controversies surrounding breton orthographies. While this subject has already been widely written about, the majority of analysis have focused on dialectal accuracy or the phonographic function of a spelling.
Malo Morvan
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Listening and phonography: ecological, technological and artistic perspectives.
Fil: Reyna, Alejandro. Universidad Nacional del Litoral. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias; Argentina.La investigación propone reflexionar acerca de la escucha y su relación con la fonografía; desde una perspectiva ecológica, tecnológica y artística. En
Reyna, Alejandro
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Breaking Arabic: the creative inventiveness of Uyghur script reforms
International audienceUyghurs have reformed the Arabic script in a very inventive way.
Haralambous, Yannis
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This article examines the representation of orality and linguistic variation in a corpus of so-called “banlieue” comics published between 2008 and 2023. Drawing on a comparison with the Multicultural Paris French corpus (Gadet et al.
Laurie Dekhissi
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Salience in popular music production
Salience in works of phonography What attracts the listener’s attention when listening to a favorite track? Is it the same feature that attracts attention when heard first time and upon repeated listening?
Sirman, Berk
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"A revised edition of the Manual of phonography, by Benn Pitman, the first edition of which appeared in 1855."Mode of access ...
Pitman, Benn, 1822-1910. +1 more
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The little teacher of standard phonography.
Each part has special t.-p. and separate paging.The outline of standard phonography.--Standard-phonographic reading exercises.--Standard-phonographic writing exercises.--Correspondent's list of word-signs and contractions.Mode of access ...
Graham, Andrew Jackson, 1830?-1894.
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