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1. Rebus Principle

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   The Rebus Principle is a fundamental mechanism in the evolution and structure of writing systems, wherein a graphic symbol (a logogram or pictograph) is repurposed to represent the sound of the word it depicts, independent of the original semantic content. This process is crucial for transcending the limitations of purely ideographic representation, enabling the notation of abstract concepts, grammatical elements, and pure phonetics phoneticization.
   Historical Development and Mechanism