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13 Cards in this Set
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3 functions of location |
1. An articulatory function 2. The locative or 3-d function 3. The referential function |
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The articulatory function |
A parameter |
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The locative or 3-d function |
You are able to move signs in space & where you place them has meaning |
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The referential function |
A reference point referring back to information using hand (each finger representing something) |
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Location fixing function |
Indexing where something is located in space, then you can refer back by pointing |
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Classifier predicates |
1. Movement roots 2. Classifier handshape |
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Movement root |
1. Stative descriptive: The hand is moving but the object is not (BICYCLE) 2. Process: Hands movement indicates the object is moving (PERSON WALKING) 3. Contact root: Where the object is located, the movement isn't important the location is. |
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Classifier handshape |
Lexicalization: is the sign that's important, not the individual handshape (the 2 handshape in PURPOSE) |
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Perspective movement |
Using non-dom hand with classier in dom hand to indicate movement |
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General levels |
Neck to shoulder - high Chest - medium Waist - low |
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Signer perspective |
Top to forehead - high Nose to chin - medium Neck - low |
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7 verbs |
1. Palm orientation 2 location 3 orientation and location 4 object information number 5 reciprocals 6 object only verbs 7 plain verbs |
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Temporal aspect |
How we do things over time: repeatedly, continually ,over a long period of time, over and over, and in a hurry |
