Today in Japan,we use three different types of script. First Kana(hiragana and Katakana),phonetic-syllabic scripts,second kanji,used as ideographs and logographs,and lastly the European alphabet which is phonemic in origin. In our daily life,we switch among these scripts according to circumstances,unconsciously discerning which is appropriate. In Ancient Mesopotamia,where the oldest script in the world was born,the situation was rather similar to that in Japn today. The Sumerian people who had invented an ideographic system in order to represent their language,moved to the second atage of script,namely the phonemic. They already used a kind of double system of writing. Speakers of the Akkadian language later became preponderant,and borrowed...
The ideal way to define the concept of syllable both in the languages and in the writing systems of...
After its decipherment in the middle of the 19th century, cuneiform came to be, together with its nu...
The present article provides an introduction to the study of the Mesopotamian lexical lists, to wit,...
Today in Japan,we use three different types of script. First Kana(hiragana and Katakana),phonetic-sy...
This section of the monograph examines the preconditions for the emergence of the first writings, th...
International audienceAvailable online: https://www.pewe-verlag.de/?page_id=1787.During the four cen...
The aim of this paper is to explore the dynamics of writing in ancient society, with a special focus...
This article is a continuation of the article "Scripts and Thinking in Ancient Mesopotamia". publish...
est, named Cuneiform, originated in the Sumer region of southeastern Mesopotamia, in what is now sou...
It can be useful to take a long view of knowledge transfer and the experiences of those who particip...
Cuneiform is the name of various writing systems in use throughout the Middle East from the end of t...
open2noRebus and acrophony are crucial in the development of ancient invented scripts from Mesopotam...
The cuneiform writing system, as used by the Hittites in Anatolia of the 2nd millennium BC to write ...
International audienceMeroitic was the main language of the kingdom of Kush, in ancient Sudan. Altho...
The earliest, but scarce, evidence of cuneiform signs being used syllabically to write Akkadian word...
The ideal way to define the concept of syllable both in the languages and in the writing systems of...
After its decipherment in the middle of the 19th century, cuneiform came to be, together with its nu...
The present article provides an introduction to the study of the Mesopotamian lexical lists, to wit,...
Today in Japan,we use three different types of script. First Kana(hiragana and Katakana),phonetic-sy...
This section of the monograph examines the preconditions for the emergence of the first writings, th...
International audienceAvailable online: https://www.pewe-verlag.de/?page_id=1787.During the four cen...
The aim of this paper is to explore the dynamics of writing in ancient society, with a special focus...
This article is a continuation of the article "Scripts and Thinking in Ancient Mesopotamia". publish...
est, named Cuneiform, originated in the Sumer region of southeastern Mesopotamia, in what is now sou...
It can be useful to take a long view of knowledge transfer and the experiences of those who particip...
Cuneiform is the name of various writing systems in use throughout the Middle East from the end of t...
open2noRebus and acrophony are crucial in the development of ancient invented scripts from Mesopotam...
The cuneiform writing system, as used by the Hittites in Anatolia of the 2nd millennium BC to write ...
International audienceMeroitic was the main language of the kingdom of Kush, in ancient Sudan. Altho...
The earliest, but scarce, evidence of cuneiform signs being used syllabically to write Akkadian word...
The ideal way to define the concept of syllable both in the languages and in the writing systems of...
After its decipherment in the middle of the 19th century, cuneiform came to be, together with its nu...
The present article provides an introduction to the study of the Mesopotamian lexical lists, to wit,...