Titlebook: Handbook of the Changing World Language Map; Stanley D. Brunn,Roland Kehrein Reference work 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 langu

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Preparing a National Sociolinguistic Map for Equatorial Guineahe objectives include: updating the Ethnologue database for living languages of Equatorial Guinea, working with language communities in planning and developing sustainable language use, and preparing a language map of Equatorial Guinea that indicates the indigenous homeland of each language communit

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Visualizing Dialect Variation on a 3-D Interpolated Map: A Case Study in Chiang Mai, Thailandinguistics and regional dialectology. During the second half of the twentieth century, linguistic mapping shifted from simply visualizing language distributions to quantifying language observations and analyzing linguistic spatial patterns. In this chapter we start out with a brief overview on exist

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Revising the Language Map of Koreas independent languages, based on the criterion of intelligibility. This criterion is applied here to Jejueo, the traditional variety of speech used on Jeju Island, a province of the Republic of Korea. Although Jejueo has long been classified as a nonstandard dialect of Korean, evidence from an inte

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Map Design for the Color Vision Deficientequently fail to consider the portion of our population with color vision impairment or color vision deficiency (CVD), known more commonly as color blindness. Recent studies indicate that over 5% of our Caucasian male population are susceptible to congenital or inherited color vision deficiency. CVD

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The Map’s Changing Role: A Survey of the Annals of the Association of American Geographersently used has not been offered. New theoretical perspectives (e.g., critical cartography and deconstructionism) have called into question the role that maps play and thus may have spurred on a greater use of text. But substantial developments in geographic techniques have taken place: in cartograph

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Language of Maps for Blind and Partially Sighted People: Expressive and Perceptive Skills learned and interpreted by the user, who in turn employs receptive skills and techniques. Both expressive and receptive skills are involved in the fascinating transfer of symbolic information from one person to another..In the world of blind and partially sighted people, these expressive and recept