Jordanian sign language : aspects of grammar from a cross-linguistic perspective

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Author	H.B. Hendriks
Title	Jordanian sign language : aspects of grammar from a cross-linguistic perspective
Promotor	A.E. Baker
Co-promotor	R. Pfau
Date	30-10-2008
Publisher	LOT
Place	Utrecht
Year	2008
Pages	257
ISBN	978-90-78328-67-4
Faculty	Faculty of Humanities
Institute/dept.	FGw: Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication (ACLC)
Keywords	Jordanian sign language, cross-linguistic
Classification	18.97 sign languages
Language	English
Document type	Dissertation
Download papers	Thesis Cover Title page Contents Acknowledgements Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Sign language varieties in Jordan and the Middle East Chapter 3: Brief outline of LIU grammar Chapter 4: Negation Chapter 5: Possession Chapter 6: Simultaneous use of the two hands Chapter 7: Perspective in narrative discourse Chapter 8: Conclusion Appendix A: Comparative Lexical Research in Signed Languages: The UND Wordlist (August 2002 version) Appendix B: words used in wordlist comparisons Middle East Appendix C: Stories used for elicitation of perspective List of sign language names and abbreviations References Summary Samenvatting Curriculum vitae
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