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A Review of Language Scripts used in Ancient and Modern Lebanon

This presentation journeys through ancient Lebanon until the modern day to understand its written languages. Attention is given to mixed language forms where the script of a dominant language is used to represent a local variety. The evidence reveals script innovation in digital settings is a continuation of an ancient practice. The presentation also suggests that modern Lebanese is the outcome of language contact spanning multiple millennia

30 minute presentation | 15 minutes Q&A

Co-hosted by the Maronite Academy

This Lecture will be presented as a live stream via ZOOM. Please email the event contact for access details.

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  • Thu 23 Sep 2021, 10:00 am - 10:45 am

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Online (Zoom)

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  •  Charbel El-Khaissi
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