The Emoji code : the linguistics behind smiley faces and scaredy cats
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The Emoji code : the linguistics behind smiley faces and scaredy cats
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- The Emoji code : the linguistics behind smiley faces and scaredy cats
- Title remainder
- the linguistics behind smiley faces and scaredy cats
- Statement of responsibility
- Professor Vyvyan Evans
- Subject
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- trueEmoticons
- trueSocial media
- trueLinguistics
- trueInterpersonal communication
- trueEmotions
- Expression -- Humor
- trueArts and entertainment -- Writing and publishing
- trueVisual communication
- Nonverbal communication -- Social aspects
- trueDigital communications
- trueEmpathy
- trueSociety and culture -- Media and technology
- trueEmojis
- Picture-writing -- Humor
- trueSigns and symbols
- Emoticons -- Social aspects
- Symbolism in communication
- trueCommunication
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Charts the evolutionary origins of language, the social and cultural factors that govern its use, change, and development, as well as what it reveals about the human mind. In most communication, nonverbal cues are our emotional expression, signal our personality, and are our attitude toward our addressee. They provide the essential means of nuance and are essential to getting our ideas across. But in digital communication, these cues are missing, which can lead to miscommunication. The explosion of Emoji, in less than four years, has arisen precisely because it fulfills exactly these functions which are essential for communication but are otherwise absent in texts and emails. Evans persuasively argues that emojis add tone and an emotional voice and nuance, making us more effective communicators in the digital age
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- Dewey number
- 302.2/223
- Illustrations
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- illustrations
- plates
- Index
- index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- Target audience
- adult
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