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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"village sign languages"”.

  1. The numeral system of Japanese Sign Language from a cross-linguistic perspective

    This thesis investigates how the Japanese Sign Language (JSL) numeral system can be characterised with respect to aspects of the linguistic structure of JSL numerals at the phonological and morphological levels; to typological comparisons with other sign languages; and, finally, to sociolinguistic …

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  2. Algerian Jewish Sign Language: its emergence and survival

    This thesis is concerned with Algerian Jewish Sign Language (AJSL) and the Algerian Jewish Sign Language community. AJSL developed naturally in the Jewish quarter of Ghardaia, a town in the sub-Saharan part of Algeria. A high percentage of deaf people lived in this quarter, and because of that a …

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  3. Sign Languages of Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, and their Challenges for Sign Language Typology

    The diverse sign languages (SLs) between established deaf community SLs and homesign have been called the “grey area” of SL linguistics, by virtue of their resistance to classification and the fact that they are understudied (Nyst, 2010, p. 416). This thesis investigates the languages of 12 deaf …

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  4. Sign Languages of Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, and their Challenges for Sign Language Typology

    The diverse sign languages (SLs) between established deaf community SLs and homesign have been called the “grey area” of SL linguistics, by virtue of their resistance to classification and the fact that they are understudied (Nyst, 2010, p. 416). This thesis investigates the languages of 12 deaf …

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