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Visualising Emotion: Enhancing the Typographic Description of Prosody in Written Discourse Through Dynamic Typography
2019
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Uttering spoken words does not mean forever losing its attending emotions. In written discourse of speech the problem is not resolved, just expanded. Our speech is charged with meaning, interpretations, emphasis and feelings. These aspects are often lost when speech is represented as text. Despite decades of technological advances in speech and emotion recognition this barrier remains. Can we capture a glimpse of the typeface that translates our emotions? Is there a typography of our individual
doi:10.5281/zenodo.2596878
fatcat:gryuec334zfybinxpdbqkr7ukq