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SignGram Blueprint

作者
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Josep Quer (著) ; Carlo Cecchetto (著) ; Caterina Donati (著) ; Carlo Geraci (著) ; Meltem Kelepir (著) ; Roland Pfau (著) ; Markus Steinbach (著)
出版社
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De Gruyter
出版日期
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2017/11/20
閱讀格式
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EPUB
書籍分類
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人文
學科分類
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語言文學類
ISBN
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9781501516085
sign language sign languages ASL non-manual markers subordination American Sign Language

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We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology), funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union. Current grammatical knowledge about particular sign languages is fragmentary and of varying reliability, and it appears scattered in scientific publications where the description is often intertwined with the analysis. In general, comprehensive grammars are a rarity. The SignGram Blueprint is an innovative tool for the grammar writer: a full-fledged guide to describing all components of the grammars of sign languages in a thorough and systematic way, and with the highest scientific standards.The work builds on the existing knowledge in Descriptive Linguistics, but also on the insights from Theoretical Linguistics. It consists of two main parts running in parallel: the Checklist with all the grammatical features and phenomena the grammar writer can address, and the accompanying Manual with the relevant background information (definitions, methodological caveats, representative examples, tests, pointers to elicitation materials and bibliographical references). The areas covered are Phonology, Morphology, Lexicon, Syntax and Meaning. The Manual is endowed with hyperlinks that connect information across the work and with a pop-up glossary.The SignGram Blueprint will be a landmark for the description of sign language grammars in terms of quality and quantity.
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Introduction: Letter to the grammar writer
  • Notational conventions
  • Sign language acronyms
  • Structure of the SignGram COST Action IS1006
  • List of contributors
  • Acknowledgments
  • Part 1: Socio-historical background
    • Chapter 0 Preliminary considerations
    • Chapter 1 History
    • Chapter 2 The sign language community
      • 2.1 Community characteristics
      • 2.2 Sign language users
      • 2.3 Deaf culture
      • 2.4 Deaf education
    • Chapter 3 Status
      • 3.1 Current legislation
      • 3.2 Language policy
      • 3.3 Language attitudes
    • Chapter 4 Linguistic study
      • 4.1 Grammatical description
      • 4.2 Lexicographic work
      • 4.3 Corpora
      • 4.4 Sociolinguistic variation
      • Complete list of references – Socio-historical background
  • Part 2: Phonology
    • Chapter 0 Preliminary considerations
      • 0.1 What is phonology?
      • 0.2 Organization of the Phonology Part
      • 0.3 How to use the Phonology Part
    • Chapter 1 Sublexical structure
      • 1.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 1.1 Active articulators
      • 1.2 Location
      • 1.3 Movement
      • 1.4 Two-handed signs
      • 1.5 Non-manuals
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 2 Prosody
      • 2.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 2.1 The lexical level
      • 2.2 Above the lexical level
      • 2.3 Intonation
      • 2.4 Interaction
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 3 Phonological processes
      • 3.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 3.1 Processes affecting the phonemic level
      • 3.2 Processes affecting the syllable
      • 3.3 Processes affecting the prosodic word
      • 3.4 Processes affecting higher prosodic units
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • Complete list of references – Phonology
  • Part 3: Lexicon
    • Chapter 0 Preliminary considerations
      • 0.1 What is the lexicon?
      • 0.2 Organization of the Lexicon Part
      • 0.3 How to use the Lexicon Part
    • Chapter 1 The native lexicon
      • 1.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 1.1 Core lexicon
      • 1.2 Non-core lexicon
      • 1.3 Interaction between core and non-core lexicon
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 2 The non-native lexicon
      • 2.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 2.1 Borrowings from other sign languages
      • 2.2 Borrowings from (neighboring) spoken language
      • 2.3 Borrowings from conventionalized gestures
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 3 Parts of speech
      • 3.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 3.1 Nouns
      • 3.2 Verbs
      • 3.3 Lexical expressions of inflectional categories
      • 3.4 Adjectives
      • 3.5 Adverbials
      • 3.6 Determiners
      • 3.7 Pronouns
      • 3.8 Adpositions
      • 3.9 Conjunctions
      • 3.10 Numerals and quantifiers
      • 3.11 Particles
      • 3.12 Interjections
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • Complete list of references – Lexicon
  • Part 4: Morphology
    • Chapter 0 Preliminary considerations
      • 0.1 What is morphology?
      • 0.2 Organization of the Morphology Part
      • 0.3 How to use the Morphology Part
    • Chapter 1 Compounding
      • 1.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 1.1 Native compounds
      • 1.2 Loan compounds
      • 1.3 Compounds with fingerspelled components
      • 1.4 Phonological and prosodic characteristics of compounds
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 2 Derivation
      • 2.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 2.1 Manual markers of derivation
      • 2.2 Non-manual markers of derivation
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 3 Verbal inflection
      • 3.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 3.1 Agreement
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 3.2 Tense
      • References
      • 3.3 Aspect
      • References
      • 3.4 Modality
      • References
      • 3.5 Negation
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 4 Nominal inflection
      • 4.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 4.1 Number
      • 4.2 Localization and distribution
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 5 Classifiers
      • 5.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 5.1 Predicate classifiers
      • 5.2 Size-and-Shape Specifiers (SASS)
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • Complete list of references – Morphology
  • Part 5: Syntax
    • Chapter 0 Preliminary considerations
      • 0.1 What is syntax?
      • 0.2 Organization of the syntax part
      • 0.3 How to use the syntax part
    • Chapter 1 Sentence types
      • 1.0 Introduction
      • 1.1 Declaratives
      • References
      • 1.2 Interrogatives
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 1.3 Imperatives
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 1.4 Exclamatives
      • References
      • 1.5 Negatives
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 2 Clause structure
      • 2.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 2.1 The syntactic realization of argument structure
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 2.2 Grammatical functions
      • References
      • 2.3 Word order
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 2.4 Null arguments
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 2.5 Clausal ellipsis
      • References
      • 2.6 Pronoun copying
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 3 Coordination and subordination
      • 3.0 Introduction
      • 3.1 Coordination of clauses
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 3.2 Subordination: distinctive properties
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 3.3 Argument clauses
      • 3.4 Relative clauses
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 3.5 Adverbial clauses
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
      • 3.6 Comparative clauses
      • 3.7 Comparative correlatives
      • References
    • Chapter 4 The noun phrase
      • 4.0 Introduction
      • 4.1 Determiners
      • 4.2 Possessive phrases
      • 4.3 Numerals
      • References
      • 4.4 Quantifiers
      • References
      • 4.5 Adjectives
      • References
      • 4.6 Multiple noun phrase constituents
      • References
    • Chapter 5 The structure of adjectival phrase
      • 5.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 5.1 Intensifiers and other modifiers
      • 5.2 Arguments
      • 5.3 Adjuncts
      • References
    • Chapter 6 The structure of adverbial phrase
      • 6.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 6.1 Independent manual signs
      • 6.2 Modification of manual signs
      • 6.3 Non-manual adverbs
      • 6.4 Classes of adverbs
  • Part 6: Semantics
    • Chapter 0 Preliminary considerations – The meaning of words and sentences
      • References
    • Chapter 1 Tense
      • 1.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 1.1 Absolute tense
      • 1.2 Relative tense
      • 1.3 Degree of remoteness
      • References
    • Chapter 2 Aspect
      • 2.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 2.1 Imperfective
      • 2.2 Perfective
      • References
    • Chapter 3 Event structure
      • 3.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 3.1 Event types
      • 3.2 Testing event types
      • References
    • Chapter 4 Modality
      • 4.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 4.1 Epistemic and deontic modality
      • 4.2 Modality coded by modals
      • 4.3 Modality coded by modality expressions
      • 4.4 Modality coded by non-manuals
      • References
    • Chapter 5 Evidentiality
      • 5.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 5.1 Grammatical evidentiality markers
      • 5.2 Other markers of information source
      • References
    • Chapter 6 Argument structure
      • 6.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 6.1 Thematic roles
      • 6.2 Semantic decomposition of thematic roles
      • References
    • Chapter 7 Classifier predicates
      • 7.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 7.1 Reference
      • 7.2 Anaphora
      • References
    • Chapter 8 Comparison
      • 8.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 8.1 What can be compared?
      • 8.2 Gradable predicates
      • 8.3 Visible comparisons
      • 8.4 Iconicity and comparative constructions
      • References
    • Chapter 9 Plurality and number
      • 9.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 9.1 Nominal plural
      • 9.2 Verbal plural
      • 9.3 Lexical plural
      • References
    • Chapter 10 Quantification
      • 10.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 10.1 Types of quantifiers
      • 10.2 Strong and weak quantifiers
      • 10.3 Quantifier interaction
      • References
    • Chapter 11 Possession
      • 11.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 11.1 Strategies in coding possessives
      • 11.2 Kinship
      • 11.3 Whole-part relations
      • 11.4 Ownership and association
      • References
    • Chapter 12 Negation
      • 12.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 12.1 Lexical negation
      • 12.2 Sentential and constituent negation
      • 12.3 Metalinguistic negation
      • References
    • Chapter 13 Illocutionary force
      • 13.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 13.1 Declarative force
      • 13.2 Interrogative force
      • 13.3 Imperative force
      • 13.4 Exclamative force
      • References
    • Chapter 14 The meaning of embedded clauses
      • 14.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 14.1 Argument clauses
      • 14.2 Adverbial clauses
      • 14.3 Relative clauses
      • References
      • Complete list of references – Semantics
  • Part 7: Pragmatics
    • Chapter 0 Preliminary considerations – Meaning in discourse
      • 0.1 What is pragmatics?
      • 0.2 Organization of the Pragmatics Part
      • 0.3 How to use the Pragmatics Part
      • References
    • Chapter 1 Reference
      • 1.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 1.1 Deixis
      • 1.2 Definiteness
      • 1.3 Indefiniteness
      • 1.4 Specificity
      • 1.5 Impersonal reference
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 2 Reference tracking
      • 2.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 2.1 Pronouns
      • 2.2 Other means
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 3 Speech acts
      • 3.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 3.1 Assertions
      • 3.2 Questions
      • 3.3 Commands and requests
      • 3.4 Exclamatives
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 4 Information structure
      • 4.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 4.1 Focus
      • 4.2 Topic
      • 4.3 Morphological and prosodic markers of topic and focus
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 5 Discourse structure
      • 5.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 5.1 Coherence and discourse markers
      • 5.2 Cohesion
      • 5.3 Foregrounding and backgrounding
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 6 Reporting and role shift
      • 6.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 6.1 Attitude role shift and (in)direct speech
      • 6.2 Action role shift
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 7 Expressive meaning
      • 7.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 7.1 Conversational implicature
      • 7.2 Conventional implicature
      • 7.3 Presupposition
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 8 Signing space
      • 8.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 8.1 Uses of signing space
      • 8.2 Temporal expressions
      • 8.3 Perspective
      • Elicitation materials
      • References
    • Chapter 9 Figurative meaning
      • 9.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 9.1 Metaphor
      • 9.2 Metonymy
      • References
    • Chapter 10 Communicative interaction
      • 10.0 Definitions and challenges
      • 10.1 Discourse markers
      • 10.2 Turn taking
      • Chapter 11 Register and politeness
  • List of authors by section
  • Glossary
  • 出版地 ： 德國
  • 語言 ： 德文
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