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This project investigates the use of nonmanual movements in sign languages, proposing that all sign languages share universal building blocks. It employs computer vision and statistical techniques to analyze and compare the formal properties of nonmanuals across five distinct sign languages, aiming to establish a typol…
Sign languages, in addition to using the hands, also use positions and movements of other articulators: the body, the head, the mouth, the eyebrows, the eyes and the eyelids, to convey lexical, grammatical, and prosodic information.
This linguistic use of the nonmanual articulators is known as nonmanuals.
Contrary to current assumptions in the field of sign linguistics, this project proposes the hypothesis that all sign languages use the same basic universal building blocks (nonmanual movements)…
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