2018 Conference > Videos of the 2018 Conference

Videos of the presentations held at /gʁafematik/ 2018, in Brest (June 14-15, 2018).

• KEYNOTE: Florian Coulmas. The Best Writing System of the World  
• Marc Wilhelm Küster. Open and Closed Writing Systems—Some Reflections  
• David Roberts, Valentin Vydrin and Dana Basnight-Brown. Marking Tone With Punctuation: An Orthography Experiment in Eastern Dan (Côte d'Ivoire)  
• Martin Raymond. ScriptSource: Documenting the Writing Systems of the World  
• David Březina. Character Similarity and Coherence in Typeface Design  
• Joseph Dichy and Yannis Haralambous. French Inclusive Writing  
• Kamal Mansour. On the Origins of Arabic Script  
• Joseph Dichy. On the Writing System of Arabic. Semiographic characterization of Naskhi Letter Shapes  
• Kavya Manohar and Santhosh Thottingal. Malayalam Orthographic Reforms: Impact on Language and Popular Culture  
• Tereza Slaměníková. On the Nature of Unmotivated Constituents in Modern Chinese Characters  
• Keisuke Honda. What Do Kanji Graphs Represent in the Japanese Writing System? An Examination of the Morphographic and Morphophonic Theories of Kanji Writing  
• Cornelia Schindelin. The Li-Variation: When the Ancient Chinese Writing changed to Modern Chinese Script  
• KEYNOTE: Christa Dürscheid. Image, Writing, Unicode  
• Yannis Haralambous. A Roadmap to Graphemics  
• Martin J. Dürst. Are There Any Limits to Text Encoding?  
• Vlad Atanasiu. Ugraphia: The Utopia of an Perfectly Legible Script  
• Martin Evertz. The History of the Graphematic Foot in English and German  
• Patricia Thaine and Gerald Penn. Vowel and Consonant Classification Through Spectral Decomposition  
• Nicolas Ballier, Erin Pacquetet and Taylor Arnold. Investigating Keylogs as Time-Stamped Graphemes  
• Sveva Elti di Rodeano. Digraphia: The Story of a Sociolinguistic Typology  
• Ray Stegeman. Graphemic Choices in Writing Papua New Guinean Languages Through the Years  
• Yifan Wang. “Latin Script” Revisited: Issues on Identification of a Script