Signed and spoken language contrastive research
A multimodal approach
Special issue of Languages in Contrast 22:2 (2022)
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[Languages in Contrast, 22:2] 2022. v, 192 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 23 August 2022
Published online on 23 August 2022
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Table of Contents
- Contrasting signed and spoken languages: Towards a renewed perspective on languageSílvia Gabarró-López & Laurence Meurant | pp. 169–194
- The interface between grammar and bodily enactment in ASL and EnglishDavid Quinto-Pozos, Fey Parrill & Caitie Coons | pp. 195–226
- Embodied cognition: ASL signers’ and English speakers’ use of viewpointed spaceTerry Janzen | pp. 227–258
- Character perspective shift sequences and embodiment markers in signed and spoken discourseAnne-Marie Parisot & Darren Saunders | pp. 259–289
- When hands stop moving, interaction keeps going: A study of manual holds in the management of conversation in French-speaking and signing BelgiumAlysson Lepeut | pp. 290–321
- A multimodal approach to reformulation: Contrastive study of French and French Belgian Sign Language through the productions of speakers, signers and interpretersLaurence Meurant, Aurélie Sinte & Sílvia Gabarró-López | pp. 322–360
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