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[http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=4367 Character Amnesia Revisited] - Language Log @UPenn | [http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=4367 Character Amnesia Revisited] - Language Log @UPenn | ||
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===On the Sinosphere & Linguistic Interference=== | ===On the Sinosphere & Linguistic Interference=== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:26, 4 February 2019
Introduction
Placeholder Text
Links
Broad Guides/Coverage/Introductions
sci.lang.japan - sci.lang.japan Usenet Archive
Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese - Tae Kim
On Kanji, Memory, and Character Amnesia
Character Assassination: Successes and Failures of Kanji Reform - nippon.com
Character Amnesia - Language Log @ UPenn
Character Amnesia Revisited - Language Log @UPenn
Japanese Survey on Forgetting How to Write Kanji - Language Log @UPenn
Wired Youth Forget How to Write in China and Japan - AFP, via The Independent
(Needed: Citations regarding the extent to which Character Amnesia is really going to be a problem [counter-claims], in relation to the "Machines are going to do everything for us anyway the future is now" argument)
On the Sinosphere & Linguistic Interference
New Japanese makes inroads into Chinese vocabulary - Japan Times
A Study of Japanese Loanwords in Chinese - Chen Haijing, 2014, University of Oslo