Encyclopedia of World Writing Systems: Alphabets, Abjads, Abugidas, and Syllabaries of All Languages Living and Dead (Linguistics Book 12)
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Encyclopedia of World Writing Systems: Alphabets, Abjads, Abugidas, and Syllabaries of All Languages Living and Dead (Linguistics Book 12)

by Daniel Dinkelman

Reference Linguistics Writing Systems
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A broad reference guide to the world’s writing systems, this encyclopedia examines alphabets, abjads, abugidas, and syllabaries used by languages both living and dead. It offers readers an accessible starting point for exploring how written language is organized and represented across linguistic traditions.

About This Book

Encyclopedia of World Writing Systems presents a reference work devoted to the many ways human languages are written.

Its coverage centers on alphabets, abjads, abugidas, and syllabaries.

The book addresses writing systems associated with languages both living and dead.

Part of the Linguistics Book series, it is suited to readers seeking broad information about written language and linguistic classification.

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