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Article detail · 2016 · book-chapter

You Tell Me in Emojis

Journal Advances in linguistics and communication studies
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Year2016
Citations28OpenAlex
Citations29Semantic Scholar
Percentile%88.2
FWCI2.391.00 = world average

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  • YÖKSİS venueAdvances in linguistics and communication studies
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  • Semantic Scholarcitation count (not merged with OpenAlex)

Abstract

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As communication is predominantly realized on digital platforms, both the language used and the way actors of communicative events create and perceive messages have changed and taken new forms and functions. Emoticons, which have been transformed into emojis, have become a new language phenomenon that promise new research areas in various fields from linguistics to media studies, cognitive science to narrative studies. This chapter aims at exploring how computer users have integrated emojis in their daily narrative practices not only as emotive devices but also as conceptual tools and create a new mode of language to communicate their stories on digital platforms.

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28citationsOpenAlex · cited_by_count (cache / database)

1 publications in the local catalog that cite this work (OpenAlex reference match; not the full global list).

  1. 2021 Common Language of New Era in Sport Clubs: EmojisCitations 2 · OpenAlex

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