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Writing in focus: mistakes as traces of cognitive behaviour and more in the ancient Anatolian languages

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2021 Italy English Publisher:Ugarit-Verlag
Authors: Pisaniello, Valerio; Cotticelli Kurras, Paola;

handle: 11564/818760 , 11562/1055935

Writing in focus: mistakes as traces of cognitive behaviour and more in the ancient Anatolian languages

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The paper deals with the interface between cognitive processes and writing mistakes in the Hittite cuneiform. After a theoretical introduction aimed at presenting the key concepts in the analysis of cognitive processes related to handwriting, we will present a selection of non-trivial mistakes in Hittite cuneiform, trying to link each of them to its respective cause at the cognitive level. Finally, the Appendix provides a provisional typology of mistakes in the Anatolian hieroglyphic writing based on the typology established by Cotticelli Kurras (2007) and confirmed by Busse (2015) for the Hittite language.

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Hittite, Luwian, cuneiform writing, mistakes, Hittite; Luwian; cuneiform writing; mistakes

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