Back and Forth between Theory and Application: Shared Phonological Coding Between ASL Signbank and ASL-LEX

Autor/a: BECKER, Amelia; CATT, Donovan H.; HOCHGESANG, Julie A.
Año: 2020
Editorial: ELRA
Tipo de código: Copyright
Soporte: Digital

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Lingüística » Sistemas de transcripción de las Lenguas de Signos, Lingüística » Lingüística de otras Lenguas de Signos

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The development of signed language lexical databases, digital organizations that describe different phonological features of and attempt to establish relationships between signs has resulted in a renewed interest in the phonological descriptions used to uniquely identify and organize the lexicons of respective sign languages (van der Kooij, 2002; Fenlon et al., 2016; Brentari et al., 2018). Throughout the mutually shared coding process involved in organizing two lexical databases, ASL Signbank (Hochgesang, Crasborn and Lillo-Martin, 2020) and ASL-LEX (Caselli et al., 2016), issues have arisen that require revisiting how phonological features and categories are to be applied and even decided upon, and which would adequately distinguish lexical contrast for respective sign languages.

En Proceedings of the 9th Workshop on the Representation and Processing of Sign Languages, pp. 1-6.

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