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Mapa Mental por Alyssa Fletcher, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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Criado por Alyssa Fletcher
aproximadamente 8 anos atrás
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Grammatical English Sentences
- Vocal Inflection
- ASL non-manuals:
these show if
sentence is
question,
command, or
statement
- English
signals:
specific
words, vocal
tones, and
inflection.
- Critical!!!
NO
MONOTONE
- Critical!!!
NO
MONOTONE
- ASL non-manuals:
these show if
sentence is
question,
command, or
statement
- Alyssa Fletcher
Chapter 5
10/17/16
- Questions
- Yes/No:
raised brows,
wide eyes,
body/head tilt
forward
- "wh": brow
squint, tilt
of head
- Signed at end of
sentence: need to
provide self with
adequate
processing time
- Appropriate
vocal tone
- Signed at end of
sentence: need to
provide self with
adequate
processing time
- Rhetorical:
raised brow,
tilt of the
head
- used as transition markers
to introduce new topics or
to introduce lexical items,
interpreted as statement
- VS English: suggest or command,
rebuke/admonish/urge, introduce new
topic, emphasize a known fact
- VS English: suggest or command,
rebuke/admonish/urge, introduce new
topic, emphasize a known fact
- used as transition markers
to introduce new topics or
to introduce lexical items,
interpreted as statement
- Yes/No:
raised brows,
wide eyes,
body/head tilt
forward
- Verb Tense
- English Verb
- itself
indicates
time
- itself
indicates
time
- ASL Verb
- time frame
indicated
before, used
until new time
indicated.
- time frame
indicated
before, used
until new time
indicated.
- English Verb
- Topic & Word Choice
- English:
certain topics
have specific
words that
relate to it
- Example:
"Control"+"Agent"
- Example:
"Control"+"Agent"
- ASL: signs can
be carried over
from 1 topic to
another
- English:
certain topics
have specific
words that
relate to it
- Topic/Comment
- Topic:
talking
about
what?
- Interpreter
unclear= skewed
message
- Interpreter
unclear= skewed
message
- Comment:
what
is
being
said
about
it
- long
discourse:
topic,
statement/
many
statements/
question
- ASL= English
- ASL= English
- sentential
level:
topic.
comment
- allow for
adequate
processing
time
- allow for
adequate
processing
time
- Topic:
talking
about
what?
- Negation
- SIGNS: not, can't, none
- FACIAL EXPRESSION:
head-shake & frown, brow
squint/wrinkle of
nose/raised upper lip
- Not
always a
simple
"no"
- Professional
Settings??
- Still needs
to be voiced
- usually produced
with negative
clause/statement
- usually produced
with negative
clause/statement
- Professional
Settings??
- SIGNS: not, can't, none
- Distributional
Aspect
- the movement that occurs
with verbs to indicate how an
action is preformed or
distributed
- signer changes direction
of movement to indicate
how many people it is
being distributed to
- Sometimes
can be
compressed
when
voiced
- signer changes direction
of movement to indicate
how many people it is
being distributed to
- the movement that occurs
with verbs to indicate how an
action is preformed or
distributed
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