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Examines the origin, emergence, and co-evolution of written language, the human mind, and culture within the purview of script effects
Investigates how the scripts we read over time shape our cognition, mind, and thought patternsProvides a new outlook on the four representative writing systems of the world
Discusses the consequences of literacy for the functioning of the mind
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Hye K. Pae, Ph.D., is currently a Professor of Applied Linguistics and Psycholinguistics in the Literacy and Second Language Studies Program at the University of Cincinnati, U.S.A. Her main research centers on the relationship between reading and cognition, reading in the first and second languages, cross-linguistic influences, and assessment challenges across cultures. Her work in these areas has appeared in books, book chapters, and a number of articles in main journals of the fields of psycholinguistics, second language studies, and assessment.
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