Philosophie der Schrift
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Edited by:
Elisabeth Birk
About this book
The volume brings together papers on new developments in the theory of writing systems, above all from the perspectives of linguistics, philosophy, media theory and language education. Firstly there is the question of the methods and categories used for analysing writing, and how written language as a medium is different from spoken language. Secondly, the influences of alphabetic scripts on the historical development of these disciplines are traced, and various types of writing system are described in relation to each other. The starting point for the contributors was Christian Stetter's work on the theory of written language, especially his theses that alphabetic script is not to be seen as a kind of phonetic script and that the specific characteristics of this writing system have had a decisive influence on the genesis of formal language reflection in linguistics and philosophy. The papers in the volume reflect on the difficulties of spelling reform and on didactic controversies around the acquisition of written language, on the pragmatics of writing and on the aesthetics of various types of script.
Author / Editor information
Elisabeth Birk, Jan Georg Schneider, RWTH Aachen.
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Frontmatter
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Inhalt
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Vorwort
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Christian Stetters Philosophie der Schrift
1 - I. Alphabetschrift und Orthographie
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Schreibvarianten
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Alphabetschrift und Alphabetreihe – Entwicklung und Aneignung
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Das „Mimesisbild der Alphabetschrift“ und didaktische Kontroversen zum Schriftspracherwerb
43 - II. written language bias und spoken language bias
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Über den Skriptomorphismus der Philosophie
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Schrift und Zeit
75 - III. Medium und Medienwechsel
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Das schreibende Bewusstsein
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Eine Medientheorie ohne Medien?
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Transposition – Übersetzung – Übertragung
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Über die strategische Ausnutzung kognitiver Kontrollschwächen bei Mündlichkeit
161 - IV. Schriftgeschichte und Schriftbild
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Die Schrift als Gewebe und als Körper
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Frakturschrift und Purismus – eine unheilige Allianz
183 - V. Verschiedene Schriftsysteme im Vergleich
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Kanji
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Japanischer Schriftdiskurs zwischen Oralität und Literalisierung
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