The monosyllabicization of Old Chinese and the birth of Chinese Writing: A hypothesis on the co-evolution of the Chinese language and its writing system
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Shen Ruiqing. The monosyllabicization of Old Chinese and the birth of Chinese Writing: A hypothesis on the co-evolution of the Chinese language and its writing system / Shen Ruiqing// Вопросы языкового родства. - 2019. - № 1 (17). - С. 44-54.
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история письма, сино-тибетские языки, 490, древнекитайская письменность, грамматология, реконструкция языков, 301, китайский язык, иероглифика, древнекитайский язык, сравнительно-историческое языкознание, китайская иероглифика, иероглифическое письмо, возникновение письменности, мертвые языки, сино-тибетология, моносиллабизация, письменные системы
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