Describes a unique case of sign language that served as an international language among numerous Native American nations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jeffrey E. Davis is Associate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Tennessee.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The language landscape 2. Earliest historical linguistic accounts 3. A national treasure 4. Early sign language studies 5. The spectrum of discourse 6. The convergence of anthropology and linguistics 7. Comparative studies of historical relatedness 8. Linguistic analysis of PISL 9. Conclusions.
1. The language landscape; 2. Earliest historical linguistic accounts; 3. A national treasure; 4. Early sign language studies; 5. The spectrum of discourse; 6. The convergence of anthropology and linguistics; 7. Comparative studies of historical relatedness; 8. Linguistic analysis of PISL; 9. Conclusions.
1. The language landscape 2. Earliest historical linguistic accounts 3. A national treasure 4. Early sign language studies 5. The spectrum of discourse 6. The convergence of anthropology and linguistics 7. Comparative studies of historical relatedness 8. Linguistic analysis of PISL 9. Conclusions.
1. The language landscape; 2. Earliest historical linguistic accounts; 3. A national treasure; 4. Early sign language studies; 5. The spectrum of discourse; 6. The convergence of anthropology and linguistics; 7. Comparative studies of historical relatedness; 8. Linguistic analysis of PISL; 9. Conclusions.
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