[Crm-sig] ISSUE: Scope note of E37 Mark

[Martin Doerr]

Dear Daria,

Yes, there is a point about that.

Han characters are used in China, Japan, Korea. Very complex relations 
between meaning and phonetics. They do not form propositions.  Very 
different Chinese "dialects" agree on the same written form. The 
non-smoking sign is a proposition.

Do they belong to a language, or makes using them for a message 
following a language a linguistic object?

Clearly, only these languages can be encoded with Han characters. Japan 
and Korea using a hybrid system, adding phonetic characters.

But I'd suggest to make clear the distinction of a Propositional Object, 
its constituents, and language.

Best,

Martin



On 1/19/2020 3:04 PM, Дарья Юрьевна Гук wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
> any sighes having meaning are Linguistic Objects, not only 
> alphabetical but Egyptian too, cuneiform and even knots.
>
> With kind regards,
> Daria Hookk
>
> Senior Researcher of
> the dept. of archaeology of
> Eastern Europe and Siberia of
> the State Hermitage Museum,
> PhD, ICOMOS member
>
> E-mail: hookk at hermitage.ru <mailto:hookk at hermitage.ru>
> Skype: daria.hookk
> https://hermitage.academia.edu/HookkDaria 


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