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List offigures page viii
List oftables xi
List of contributors xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
1 Why different, why the same? Explaining effects and
non-effects of modality upon linguistic structure in sign
and speech 1
RICHARD P. MEIER
Part I Phonological structure in signed languages 27
2 Modality differences in sign language phonology
and morphophonemics 35
DIANE BRENTARI
3 Beads on a string? Representations of repetition in spoken and
signed languages 65
RACHEL CHANNON
4 Psycholinguistic investigations of phonological structure
in ASL 88
DAVID P. CORINA AND URSULA C. HILDEBRANDT
5 Modality-dependent aspects of sign language production:
Evidence from slips of the hands and their repairs in German
Sign Language 112
ANNETTE HOHENBERGER, DANIELA HAPP,
AND HELEN LEUNINGER
6 The role of Manually Coded English in language development
of deaf children 143
SAMUEL J. SUPALLA AND CECILE McKEE
V
vi Contents
Part II Gesture and iconicity in sign and speech 167
7 A modality-free notion of gesture and how it can help us with
the morpheme vs. gesture question in sign language linguistics
(Or at least give us some criteria to work with) 175
ARIKA OKRENT
8 Gesture as the Substrate in the process of ASL grammaticization 199
TERRY JANZEN AND BARBARA SHAFFER
9 A crosslinguistic examination of the lexicons of four
signed languages 224
ANNE-MARIE P. GUERRA CURRIE, RICHARD P. MEIER,
AND KEITH WALTERS
Part III Syntax in sign: Few or no effects of modalitv 2^7
10 Where are all the modality effects? 241
DIANE LILLO-MARTIN
11 Applying morphosyntactic and phonological readjustment
rules in natural language negation 2^3
ROLAND PFAU
12 Nominal expressions in Hong Kong Sign Language: Does
modality make a difference? 296
GLADYS TANG AND FELIX Y. B. SZE
Part IV Using space and describing space: Pronouns, classifiers,
and verb agreement 321
13 Pronominal reference in signed and spoken language: Are
grammatical categories modaüty-dependent? 329
SUSAN LLOYD McBURNEY
14 Is verb agreement the same crossmodally? 3?0
CHRISTIAN RaTHMANN AND GaURAV MATHUR
15 The effects of modality on spatial language: How signers and
Speakers talk about space 405
KAREN EMMOREY
Contents vii
16 The effects of modality on BSL development in an
exceptional learner 422
GARY MORGAN, NEIL SMITH, IANTHI TSIMPLI,
AND BENCIE WOLL
17 Deictic points in the visual-gestural and tactile-gestural modalities 442
DAVID QUINTO-POZOS
Index 469
Figures
2.1 2. la The handshape parameter used as an articulator in
THINK; 2.1b as aplace of articulation in TOuCH;
2.1 c as a movement in UNDERSTAND page 41
2.2 ASL signs showing different timing patterns of handshape
and path movennent 42
2.3 Nominalization via reduplication 49
2.4 Nominalization via trilled movement affixation 50
2.5 2.5a UNDERSTAND (simple movement sign);
2.5b ACCOMPUSH-EASILY (complex movement sign) 53
2.6 Polymorphemic form 58
2.7 2.7a Handshape used in AIRPLANE with a thumb
specification; 2.7b Handshape used in MOCK with no thumb
specification 59
4.1 Reaction times for the two versions of the experiment 90
4.2 Reaction times for detection of handshapes in ASL signs 96
4.3 Word-picture interference and facilitation 99
4.4 Comparisons of sign-picture and word-picture
interference effects 101
4.5 Results from Experiment 1: Two-shared parameter condition 105
4.6 Results from Experiment 2: Single parameter condition 106
5.1 Levelt s (1989: 9) model of language production 116
5.2 Picture story of the elicitation task 118
5.3 5.3a SEINE [Y-hand]; 5.3b ELTERN [Y-hand]; 5-3c correct:
SEINE [B-hand] 119
5.4 5.4a Substitution: VA(TER); 5-4b conduite: SOHN;
5.4c target/correction: BUB 122
5.5 5.5a VATER [B-hand]; 5.5b süp: MOTHER [B-hand];
5.5c correct: MoTHER [G-handj 123
5.6 5.6a MANN [forehead]; 5.6b slip: FRAU [forehead];
5.6c correct: FRAU [breast] 124
5.7 5.7a slip: HEIRAT/HOCHZEIT; 5.7b correction: HEIRAT;
5.7c correct: HOCHZEIT 126
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List of figures ix
5.8 A polymorphemic form in ASL (Brentari 1998:21) 130
6.1 6.1aTheSEE2sign-ING;6.1bTheSEE2sign-MENT 149
6.2 The SEE 2 sign -S 150
6.3 Three forms of the ASL sign IMPROVE: 6.3a the citation
form; 6.3b the form inflected for continuative aspect;
6.3c a derived noun 152
6.4 The SEE 2 signs: 6.4a IMPROVING; 6.4b IMPROVEMENT 153
6.5 The SEE 2 sign KNOWING: 6.5a prior to assimilation;
6.5b after assimilation 155
7.1 Video stills of Speaker telling the story of a Cartoon he has
just watched 181
7.2 Illustration of (2) 183
7.3 Illustration of (3) 184
7.4 Spectrogram of English utterance with gestural intonation 192
7.5 Spectrogram of Chinese utterance with neutral intonation 193
7.6 Spectrogram of Chinese utterance with gestural intonation 194
8.1 8.1a 1855 LSFPARTIR ( to leave ); 8.1b 1855 LSF FUTUR
( future ) (Brouland 1855); 8.1c 1913 ASLFUTURE
(McGregor, in 1997 Sign Media Inc.); 8.1d Modern ASL
FUTURE (Humphries et al. 1980) 204
8.2 Onsetire( go )(Wyliel977) 206
8.3 8.3a 1855 LSF POUVOIR (Brouland 1855); 8.3b 1913 ASL
CAN (Hotchkiss in 1997 Sign Media Inc.); 8.3c Modern
ASL CAN (Humphries et al. 1980) 209
8.4 8.4a 1855 LSF IL-FAUT ( it is necessary ) (Brouland 1855);
8.4b 1913 ASL OWE (Hotchkiss in 1997 Sign Media Inc.);
8.4c Modern ASL MUST (Humphries et al. 1980) 211
9.1 Decision tree for classification of sign tokens in corpus 227
10.1 ASL verb agreement: 10.1a I ask her ; 10.1b He asks me 246
10.2 Verb agreement template (after Sandler 1989) 247
11.1 Five-level conception of grammar 265
12.1 INDEXdeti 298
12.2 That man eats rice 299
12.3 Those men are reading 300
12.4 12.4a ONEdet/num; 12.4b ONEnum 301
12.5 A female stole a dog 302
12.6 12.6a-bONEdet-path; 12.6c PERSON 304
12.7 12.7a POSSdeti; 12.7b POSSneu 306
12.8 That dog is his 307
13.1 ASL signing space as used for pronominal reference 334
13.2 Continuum of referential specificity 345
14.1 ASK You ask me in ASL 374
x List of figures
14.2 Youaskme inDGS, NS, andAuslan 375
14.3 An adaptation of Jackendoff s (1992) model 387
14.4 Making the conceptualization of referents visible 389
14.5 Affixation in spoken languages 394
14.6 Readjustment in signed languages 395
15.1 Illustration of ASL descriptions of the location of a table
within a room 406
15.2 Illustration of a Speaker: 15.2a Using shared space;
15.2b Using the addressee s spatial viewpoint to indicate the
location of the box marked with an X 408
15.3 Map of the town (from Tversky and Taylor 1992) 413
15.4 Illustration: 15.4a ofreversed space; 15.4b ofmirrored
space; 15.4c of two examples of the use of shared space for
non-present referents 415
16.1 Assessments of comprehension across BSL grammar tests:
Christopher and mean comparator scores 432
16.2 (He) asks (her) 433
16.3 * I like (her) 434
17.1 Total use of indexation by each subject 455
Tables
1.1 Non-effects of modality: Some shared properties between
signed and spoken languages page 2
1.2 Possible sources of modality effects on linguistic structure 6
1.3 Some properties of the articulators 7
1.4 Some properties of the sensory and perceptual Systems
subserving sign vs. speech 10
1.5 Possible outcomes of studies of modality effects 13
2.1 Differences between vision and audition 37
2.2 Traditional parameters in sign language phonological
structure and one representative feature 38
2.3 Canonical word shape according to the number of syllables
and morphemes per word 57
3.1 Words: Irregulär and rhythmic repetition as percentages of
all repetition 70
3.2 Signs: Irregulär and rhythmic repetition as percentages of
all repetition 71
4.1 Instruction to subjects: Press the button when you see a
T handshape 95
5.1 DGS slip categories, cross-classified with affected entity 120
5.2 Frequency of phonological errors by parameter in ASL and
in DGS 127
5.3 Slip categories/affected entities for the German slip corpus 128
5.4 Locus of repair (number and percentage) in DGS vs. Dutch 136
9.1 Summary of similarly-articulated signs for the three
crosslinguistic studies 229
11.1 Negation: A comparative chart 284
13.1 English personal pronouns (nominative case) 331
13.2 Asheninca personal pronouns 331
13.3 Nagala personal pronouns 332
13.4 Nogogu personal pronouns 332
13.5 Aranda personal pronouns 333
13.6 ASL personal pronouns 335
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xii List of tables
13.7 Person distinctions across signed languages 339
13.8 Number distinctions across signed languages 340
13.9 Gender distinctions across signed languages 340
13.10 Possible analogously structured System of pronominal
reference 343
13.11 English demonstrative pronouns 346
13.12 Quechua demonstrative pronouns 347
13.13 Pangasinan demonstrative pronouns 347
13.14 Khasi demonstrative pronouns 348
13.15 Lak demonstrative base forms 348
13.16 Lak personal pronouns 349
13.17 Bella Bella third person pronouns 349
14.1 Null agreement System: Yoruba and Japanese 371
14.2 Weak agreement system: Brazilian Portuguese and English 372
14.3 Strong agreement system: Spanish and German 373
14.4 Verb classes according to the phonological manifestation
of agreement 376
14.5 Verb types according to whether they accept (in)animate
arguments 381
15.1 Properties associated with spatial formats in ASL 411
16.1 Christopher s Performance in five nonverbal (performance)
intelligence tests 425
16.2 Christopher s Performance in two face recognition tests 426
16.3 Test of identification of iconic vs. semi-iconic and
non-iconic signs 430
16.4 Use of negation markers across learning period: Types,
tokens, and ungrammatical use 433
17.1 Narrative and subject order for data collection 450
17.2 Signed narratives: Length (in seconds) and number of signs 451
17.3 Use of indexation in the narratives 454
17.4 The use of proper names realized by fingerspelling the name
of the character being referred to 456
17.5 The use of GIRL and SHE by DB2 457
17.6 English features in each narrative 458
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| spelling | Modality and structure in signed and spoken languages ed. by Richard P. Meier ... 1. publ. Cambridge [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 2002 XVIII, 480 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Selected rev. papers of a conference, one of an annual series sponsored by the Texas Linguistics Society, held Feb. 25-27, 2000, at the University of Texas at Austin. - Includes bibliographical references and index. - Erscheint: August 2002 "This book provides a cross-linguistic examination of the properties of many signed languages, including detailed case studies of American, Hong Kong, British, Mexican, and German Sign Languages. The contributions to this volume, by some of the most prominent researchers in the field, focus on a single question: to what extent is linguistic structure influenced by the modality of language? Their answers offer particular insights into the factors that shape the nature of language and contribute to our understanding of why languages are organized as they are."--BOOK JACKET. Gebarentaal gtt Iconiciteit gtt Linguagem gestual larpcal Modalidade (linguagem) larpcal Modaliteit gtt Signo lingüístico larpcal Syntaxis gtt Talen gtt Syntax Gesture Congresses Modality (Linguistics) Congresses Sign language Congresses Modalität Linguistik (DE-588)4155830-3 gnd rswk-swf Gesprochene Sprache (DE-588)4020717-1 gnd rswk-swf Zeichensprache (DE-588)4192103-3 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content (DE-588)1071861417 Konferenzschrift 2000 Austin Tex. gnd-content Modalität Linguistik (DE-588)4155830-3 s Zeichensprache (DE-588)4192103-3 s DE-604 Gesprochene Sprache (DE-588)4020717-1 s DE-188 Meier, Richard P. Sonstige (DE-588)139022376 oth Texas Linguistics Society Sonstige (DE-588)5281929-2 oth http://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/cam0210/2002073445.html Publisher description HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=009952895&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title_full | Modality and structure in signed and spoken languages ed. by Richard P. Meier ... |
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