Search Results for Sinograph

...Tong King Lee Abstract This article ponders writing and art that leverage the written script in Sinitic contexts, specifically where Sinographs are fetishized for creative and/or critical purposes—that is to say, they are turned into a spectacle as well as a method. The article analyzes various...

...Figure 9. 喬 and 木 form the compound sinograph 橋. ...

...) Chinese, specifically Sinographs, or occasionally in some romanized phonetic transcription of a Sinitic language. Literature written in English by Chinese Americans, for example, is generally confined to study in English departments (such as the English-language works of Ha Jin), even if scholars...

... appropriated to serve the ever-present, as symbolized by video games. Michael O'Krent's article explores how the Taiwanese video game Word Game employs the uniform size of sinographs to present them as the fundamental units of on-screen images that simultaneously signify through graphical appearance...

...” or “written in Sinographs.” Shu-mei Shih coined the notion of the Sinophone to designate both ethnic minority cultures in China and cultures of settlement and immigration outside China that speak a Sinitic language. 2 Until now, most research on Sinophone literature has looked at literature written outside...

... woodblock illustrations. 6 Like the other Sinitic literary forms that flourished in Japan and elsewhere in the Sinographic zone (aka the Sinosphere), chikushiji poets employed allusions and direct quotations to explicitly link their work to Chinese antecedents while simultaneously transposing Japanese...