Perspectives on Classifier Constructions in Sign Languages
By K. Emmorey. 2003
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Subfields: Developmental and Educational Psychology, Language and Linguistics
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- COMPLEX PREDICATES INVOLVING EVENTS, TIME AND ASPECT: IS THIS WHY SIGN LANGUAGES LOOK SO SIMILAR? (2007, background): “…been discussed extensively in the context of iconicity (Boyes-Braem 1981; Shepard-Kegl 1985; Taub 2001) and metaphors (Wilbur 1990; Wilcox 1993), as well as in the long discussion of the status of classifiers in sign languages (cf. Emmorey 2003 for an overview and papers debating various options).”