Publish: MCCM
e/moji graph
e/moji graph
Regular price
MOP$330.00
Regular price
Sale price
MOP$330.00
Unit price
per
Couldn't load pickup availability
emoji. You might expect this book to be about those bright yellow smileys. Yet, emoji means picture-writing, or pictogram, with the Japanese word holding two parts: e (絵) for picture, and moji (text) for character, letter, or complete writing system.
kanji. You might have heard that kanji—the Japanese term for Chinese characters—is ideographic; that you can always 'read' the meaning within the form. That's a myth! The main body of kanji is phono-logographic, or linked to both pronunciation and meaning.
e/moji graph: the essence of kanji, visually Is the Third Volume in Mariko Takagi's Series On the Japanese Writing System, Follow HANZI Graphy (in English) and Kanji Graphy (in GERMAN). With its news Clarity and Terminology, this book is an indispensable guide for people intendsted in visualISING the Internet writing, reading, typography, and culture.
kanji. You might have heard that kanji—the Japanese term for Chinese characters—is ideographic; that you can always 'read' the meaning within the form. That's a myth! The main body of kanji is phono-logographic, or linked to both pronunciation and meaning.
e/moji graph: the essence of kanji, visually Is the Third Volume in Mariko Takagi's Series On the Japanese Writing System, Follow HANZI Graphy (in English) and Kanji Graphy (in GERMAN). With its news Clarity and Terminology, this book is an indispensable guide for people intendsted in visualISING the Internet writing, reading, typography, and culture.
SKU:9789881311504
View full details