ideographic writing systems造句

• Some linguists, such as John DeFrancis and J . Marshall Unger have argued that genuine ideographic writing systems with the same capacities as natural languages do not exist.
• Note that the ideographic writing systems of these languages play a strong role in regimenting linguistic continuity according to an analytic, or isolating, morphology ( cf . orthography ).
• The icons themselves, finally, can be understood as combinations of elementary glyphs that use simple composition rules, in a manner reminiscent of some ideographic writing systems such as Chinese.
• A user is challenging whether nsibidi, an ideographic writing system, should be considered a writing system because in their opinion ideograms are not considered writing by some author or book.
• In contrast, monotheism did not succeed when Akhenaten attempted to promulgate it via hieroglyphics in Ancient Egypt, nor did it even arise in places such as China, which relied on an ideographic writing system.
• "' Blissymbolics "'or "'Blissymbols "'were conceived of as an ideographic writing system consisting of several hundred basic symbols, each representing a concept, which can be composed together to generate new symbols that represent new concepts.
• "' Blissymbols "'or "'Blissymbolics "'was conceived as an ideographic writing system called "'Semantography "'consisting of several hundred basic symbols, each representing a concept, which can be composed together to generate new symbols that represent new concepts.
• This is despite the fact that ideograms are considered writing here on wikipedia and on dictionary definitions; nsibidi is considered a writing system by every reliable source that is out there; there are other ideographic writing systems on wikipedia that are considered writing; and nsibidi itself has logographic elements, such as the character for the script itself.
• There are many systems like nsibidi around the world, and in our history of writing article we were careful not to say they were writing . ( Until Ukabia added nsibidi to that article and started revert warring over the claim that it is writing . ) Of course, it may turn out that nsibidi is an ideographic writing system, but since we have RS's that such a thing is not possible, that claim would require good sourcing.
• I say all this because it wasn't intended for this dispute to be over whether ideograms are writing systems or not, this is partly because of the way I phrased some things and how the article was worded ( ideographic writing system ), but the main issue is whether nsibidi is writing or not and why all the sources that note nsibidi's dynamic use as ideograms, logograms and possibly ( although I doubt this myself ) syllabary / mora are wrong . "'talk 16 : 42, 23 August 2011 ( UTC)