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Visual Interactions in Early Writing Systems

早期书写系统中的视觉交互

基本信息

批准号：
EP/X028240/1
负责人：
Philippa Steele
金额：
$ 219.17万
依托单位：
University of Cambridge
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2022
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2022 至无数据
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FX028240%2F1
关键词：
Visual Interactions Early Writing Systems

项目摘要

Writing is a highly visual and visible phenomenon. Even so, writing systems research has never capitalised on the potential to enhance our understanding of writing through a study of its visual aspects. In fact, visual features of writing systems are usually seen as incidental to properties that are considered more fundamental, such as the way they encode language, an aspect strongly entrenched in their categorisation. Up to now, research on visual elements and properties of writing systems has often been conducted by scholars working in isolation from each other, pursuing different disciplinary approaches to different groups of material. Even more importantly, there is no widely accepted blueprint for what visual approaches to writing should look like, what methodology they should follow or what kind of terminology we should use to talk about them.Through new research on five specific pre-modern case studies, VIEWS takes writing systems research in a new direction. It probes important questions, such as the relationship between writing and visual culture, and the ways in which people encounter and interact with writing. It asks how we might reach a more nuanced understanding of writing systems if we were to categorise them by their visual properties, and investigate the ways in which visual and linguistic features interact. It seeks to establish innovative, interdisciplinary research methods, bringing archaeological, cognitive, linguistic, social-anthropological and visual-cultural approaches into dialogue with each other in order to pursue a more holistic picture of writing as a cultural phenomenon and practice. Increasing its impact through an innovative Visiting Fellowship Scheme, a series of international conferences and the construction of a global research network bringing scholars in different disciplines together, the pioneering interdisciplinary research programme of the VIEWS project has the potential to change the ways we study and talk about writing.

写作是一种高度视觉化和可见的现象。即便如此，书写系统的研究从来没有利用潜力，通过研究其视觉方面来提高我们对书写的理解。事实上，书写系统的视觉特征通常被认为是更基本的属性的附带特征，例如它们编码语言的方式，这是它们分类中根深蒂固的一个方面。到目前为止，对书写系统的视觉元素和属性的研究通常是由学者们彼此孤立地进行的，对不同的材料群体采用不同的学科方法。更重要的是，对于视觉写作方法应该是什么样子，应该遵循什么方法，或者我们应该使用什么样的术语来谈论它们，并没有被广泛接受的蓝图。通过对五个特定的前现代案例研究的新研究，VIEWS将书写系统研究带入了一个新的方向。它探讨了一些重要的问题，如写作和视觉文化之间的关系，以及人们与写作相遇和互动的方式。它问我们如何才能达到一个更微妙的理解书写系统，如果我们要分类他们的视觉特性，并调查的方式，视觉和语言特征相互作用。它寻求建立创新的跨学科研究方法，将考古学，认知，语言学，社会人类学和视觉文化方法相互对话，以追求更全面的写作作为一种文化现象和实践。通过创新的访问奖学金计划，一系列国际会议和全球研究网络的建设，将不同学科的学者聚集在一起，增加其影响力，VIEWS项目的开创性跨学科研究计划有可能改变我们学习和谈论写作的方式。