Patterns of Conceptual Encoding in ASL Motion Descriptions

Sarah F. Taub, Dennis Galvan · Sign language studies · 2001

Languages differ in how they include, emphasize, and omit information about motion events. The present study looks at American Sign Language patterns of co-occurrence of conceptual elements, drawing data from adults� retellings of the story Frog, Where Are You? (Mayer 1969).

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