Glyphs are words
Glyphs are words
https://youtu.be/D06DhQXEudk
https://youtu.be/D06DhQXEudk
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Carrie would disagree. During the LINZ-Interview she said "I don't think of them as words. They're more a reference to something larger"
ReplyDeleteAll written language is a reference to something larger. The original written languages were meant to relate lessons and history- often as religion- to decedents.
ReplyDeleteGerald Wolf yes. And I disagree with Carrie. "A reference to something bigger" is what a word is. Lexemes are meant to refer to complex concepts in our minds.
ReplyDeleteCatalina Reyes Glyphs are Lexemes not words.
ReplyDeleteLexemes are the "stuff of words"
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