A Written Orality : The Canadian Inuitand Their Language

This essay belongs to a set of materials published in reference to the transformative developments occurring in the realm of writing and speaking today, as triggered by digital communication. These shifts are part of a cultural process, shaped by structural multilingualism, which is impacting many p...

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Main Author: Dorais, Louis-Jacques
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Kungl. Konsthögskolan 2019
Subjects:
Inuktitut
syllabic script
Visual Arts
Bildkonst
inuktitut
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Visual Arts
Bildkonst
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Dorais, Louis-Jacques
A Written Orality : The Canadian Inuitand Their Language
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description This essay belongs to a set of materials published in reference to the transformative developments occurring in the realm of writing and speaking today, as triggered by digital communication. These shifts are part of a cultural process, shaped by structural multilingualism, which is impacting many parts of the globe. Fog Friend Font, the editorial framework for these collected and commissioned materials, was initiated by Hinrich Sachs and Fredrik Ehlin, and published by Humboldt Books, Milan.
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author Dorais, Louis-Jacques
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title A Written Orality : The Canadian Inuitand Their Language
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title_full A Written Orality : The Canadian Inuitand Their Language
title_fullStr A Written Orality : The Canadian Inuitand Their Language
title_full_unstemmed A Written Orality : The Canadian Inuitand Their Language
title_sort written orality : the canadian inuitand their language
publisher Kungl. Konsthögskolan
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