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Tag Archives: syllabary
Development of typewriter keyboards for multiple languages
Ben Ferrel and I put together a video “mash-up” for our Research Project titled, “The Typewriter: Love, Blindness, Adaptability, Influence, and the Cree Syllabary.” The history of the typewriter and the subsequent dominance of its use in recording and dissemination … Continue reading →
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Tagged adaptation, blind, Cree, culture, First Nations, influence, love, missionaries, residential school, syllabary, syllabics, Turri, typewriter
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