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Multiculturality and Multimodal Languages (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio))
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- Multiculturality and Multimodal Languages (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio)) (literal)
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- 2012-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.4018/978-1-60960-821-7 (literal)
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Caschera Maria Chiara; D'Ulizia Arianna; Ferri Fernando; Grifoni Patrizia (2012)
Multiculturality and Multimodal Languages
IGI Global, Hershey (Stati Uniti d'America) in Multiple Sensorial Media Advances and Applications: New Developments in MulSeMedia, 2012
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- Caschera Maria Chiara; D'Ulizia Arianna; Ferri Fernando; Grifoni Patrizia (literal)
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- Multiple Sensorial Media Advances and Applications: New Developments in MulSeMedia (literal)
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- Multiculturality and Multimodal Languages (literal)
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- George Ghinea (Brunel University, UK), Frederic Andres (National Institute of Informatics, Japan) and Stephen Gulliver (University of Reading, UK) (literal)
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- The way by which people communicate each other changes in the different cultures due to the different communicative expectations and depending on their cultural backgrounds. The development of the Internet has caused an increasing use of computer systems by people from different cultures, highlighting the need for interaction systems that adapt the interaction according to the cultural background of the user. This is one of the reasons of the growing research activity that explores how to consider cultural issues during the design of multimodal interaction systems. This chapter is focused on such a challenging topic, proposing a grammatical approach representing multicultural issues in multimodal languages. The approach is based on a grammar, that is able to produce a set of structured sentences, composed of gestural, vocal, audio, graphical symbols, and so on, along with the meaning that these symbols have in the different cultures. This work provides a contribution to the area of mulsemedia research, as it deals with the integration of input produced by multiple human senses and acquired through multiple sensorial media. (literal)
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