Adverbial Morphemes in Tactile ASL - Gallaudet University

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PDE – Steven D. Collins Intellectual Context and Literature Review _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The following is an example of the movement-hold notation for American Sign Language developed by Liddell and Johnson, as shown in Valli and Lucas (1995): “The sign WEEK as shown on page [37] in a simplified version of the Movement-Hold notation. “The sign WEEK begins with a hold (H), with the right hand (for right-handed signers) at the base of the left hand. It then moves (M) to the tip of the left hand and ends with a hold in that location. The change in the sign is in the location of the active hand, from base to tip of the passive hand.” 11
PDE – Steven D. Collins Intellectual Context and Literature Review _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Using the Liddell and Johnson notation, the following examples are from the Learner’s data on Tactile American Sign Language. This example shows the adverb SHOCK with emphasis, showing the degree to which the person reacted to the specific situation. “The sign SHOCK begins with a hold (H), with the right hand (for right-handed signers) at the forehead. It then moves (M) to the position next to the left hand and ends with an extended hold in that location. The change in the sign is in the location of the active hand, from the head to a position next to the passive hand.” 12
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