Idiomaticity and classical traditions in some East Asian languages

Keyphrases

• East Asian Languages 100%
• Classical Tradition 100%
• Sanskrit 100%
• Idiomaticity 100%
• Idiomatic Expressions 75%
• Semantic Content 50%
• Writing Systems 50%
• Asia 25%
• Southeast Asian 25%
• Chinese Language 25%
• Traditional Chinese 25%
• Written Language 25%
• Adaptation 25%
• Literal Meaning 25%
• Linguists 25%
• Large Context 25%
• Expression Mode 25%
• Construction Grammar 25%
• Typological Differences 25%
• Sinitic 25%
• Salient Characteristics 25%
• Pounding 25%
• Logographic Writing System 25%
• Linguistic Structure 25%
• Compact Structure 25%
• Achilles Heel 25%
• Linguistic Patterns 25%
• Devanagari 25%
• Japanese-Chinese 25%
• Societal Functions 25%
• Diglossia 25%
• Culture-bound 25%
• Korean Chinese 25%
• All Languages 25%
• Waterloo 25%
• Cultural Icons 25%

Arts and Humanities

• Idiomatic expressions 100%
• Writing Systems 100%
• East Asian languages 100%
• Classical tradition 100%
• Idiomaticity 100%
• Expression 66%
• Semantic content 66%
• Asia 33%
• Tradition 33%
• Chinese Language 33%
• Linguists 33%
• Salient 33%
• Written Language 33%
• Linguistics 33%
• Construction grammar 33%
• Sinitic 33%
• Weakness 33%
• defeat 33%
• Structural Linguistics 33%
• Waterloo 33%
• Literal Meaning 33%
• Question Time 33%
• Cultural icon 33%
• Diglossia 33%
• Flesh 33%

Computer Science

• Written Language 100%