By Michel Ge This post was developed as part of the spring 2022 Columbia University course “Global Language Justice in the Digital Sphere: Theory and Practice” taught by Isabelle Zaugg, PhD. This post builds on Michel Ge’s previous posts 1) “Global Language Justice and the Chinese Language Family” and 2) “Hanzi Characters and Unicode.” Hanzi characters…
Month: February 2023
Hanzi Characters and Unicode
By Michel Ge This post was developed as part of the spring 2022 Columbia University course “Global Language Justice in the Digital Sphere: Theory and Practice” taught by Isabelle Zaugg, PhD. This post builds on Michel Ge’s previous post 1) “Global Language Justice and the Chinese Language Family” and is followed by an additional post 3) “Hanzi…
Global Language Justice and the Chinese Language Family
By Michel Ge This post was developed as part of the spring 2022 Columbia University course “Global Language Justice in the Digital Sphere: Theory and Practice” taught by Isabelle Zaugg, PhD. This post is followed by 2) “Hanzi Characters and Unicode” and 3) “Hanzi Input Methods.” “A language is a dialect with an army and navy.” –…
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