Planning Chinese Characters :
Zhao, Shouhui.
Planning Chinese Characters : Reaction, Evolution or Revolution? / by Shouhui Zhao, Richard B. Baldauf. - recurso en línea. - Language Policy, 9 1571-5361 ; .
Springer eBooks
Prologue -- Making Hanzi Accessible -- Reflections on New Perspectives -- New Challenges for a Digital Society -- Standardization as a Solution -- Influencing Outcomes -- Envisioning the Future -- Some Critical Issues.
The whole world has been watching the vast changes that are currently occurring in China, but few people are aware that at the same time, to ensure the writing system serves these changes well, Chinese characters have also undergone significant reform. While focusing on current problems, developments and possible solutions, this book also details the major implementation of language planning programs for the modernization of the Chinese writing system that have occurred over the last century. The volume provides a broad and in-depth analysis of the conflict between one of the world’s oldest surviving script systems and the latest developments in communication technology. Comprehensive in coverage, interdisciplinary in structure, with copious references to assist readers in locating a wide range of resources, this book offers an analytic discussion of character planning that will prove of great value to language policymakers and those who are interested in China/East Asian studies and sinology.
9780387485768
10.1007/9780387485768 doi
P1-1091
Planning Chinese Characters : Reaction, Evolution or Revolution? / by Shouhui Zhao, Richard B. Baldauf. - recurso en línea. - Language Policy, 9 1571-5361 ; .
Springer eBooks
Prologue -- Making Hanzi Accessible -- Reflections on New Perspectives -- New Challenges for a Digital Society -- Standardization as a Solution -- Influencing Outcomes -- Envisioning the Future -- Some Critical Issues.
The whole world has been watching the vast changes that are currently occurring in China, but few people are aware that at the same time, to ensure the writing system serves these changes well, Chinese characters have also undergone significant reform. While focusing on current problems, developments and possible solutions, this book also details the major implementation of language planning programs for the modernization of the Chinese writing system that have occurred over the last century. The volume provides a broad and in-depth analysis of the conflict between one of the world’s oldest surviving script systems and the latest developments in communication technology. Comprehensive in coverage, interdisciplinary in structure, with copious references to assist readers in locating a wide range of resources, this book offers an analytic discussion of character planning that will prove of great value to language policymakers and those who are interested in China/East Asian studies and sinology.
9780387485768
10.1007/9780387485768 doi
P1-1091