Links between Gestures and Signs: Semantic and Interaction Analysis in Corpus between Deaf and Hearing
Résumé
Focus on asynchronous hearing gestures (not lexicalized)-We develop a semantic and interactional analysis-A semantic and interaction analysis between gestures produced by hearing people and signs produced by Deaf people-The existence of common roots between the two types of gesture in order to highlight our approach, that gesture and sign have the same origin, both based on a process of iconisation of speakers/signers life experiences-We consider iconicity to be a primary element at the foundation of all languages, whether it is spoken or signed-Stimulus: A magic trick (with Eggcup)-AIM OF THIS STUDY : to better understand the common roots between gestures and signs-HYPOTHESIS : there is a link that leads to the same genesis by the process of iconicisation (cf. transfer structures for Cuxac
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LinguistiqueOrigine | Fichiers produits par l'(les) auteur(s) |
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