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Abstract

This paper explores the 3D modeling of natural language, focusing on evidentiality as a third dimension often lost in translation. Using contemporary film and video animation software, the authors model evidentiality in language samples from Kurdish, an Amazonian language (Tariana), Neo-Assyrian Akkadian, and American English. The resulting digital 3D models are then 3D printed, offering a novel way to visualize and understand the high-dimensional form of language.

Publisher

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Mar 04, 2022

Authors

Alex Pillen, Emma-Kate Matthews

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