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Semiological Approach to Sign Languages and "gloss-based notations": Issues related to SL sub-units annotation
2019
Hesperia: Anuario de filología hispánica
First, we present the types of discourse units most commonly used for the linguistic description of sign languages (beyond specific terminologies): lexical signs, classifier constructions and role shifts in particular. Then, after having briefly outlined our theoretical approach, the Semiological approach, we report on the types of units proposed by this approach, namely, in addition to pointing units and fingerspellling units, these two main types, lexical units and transfer units. This
doi:10.35869/hafh.v22i0.1655
fatcat:v2rcvxrybrallguafzdiyj3zoi