What Is Graphological Translation?

gra·phol·o·gy. The study of handwriting, especially when employed as a means of analyzing character. [Greek graphē, writing; see graphic + -logy.]

What is graphological level?

The graphological level:

It describes patterns of writing that distinguish the writer's style, for example capitalization, punctuation, spacing and so on. The graphology of each language has its own units, in English we have: Paragraph, orthographic sentence, sub – sentence, orthographic word, and letters.

What is graphological feature?

Graphology is nowadays defined as the study of graphemes and other features associated with the written medium, such as punctuation, paragraphing or spacing (Wales 2001: 182), but also as “the writing system of a language, as manifested in handwriting and typography” (Wales 2001: 183).