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Direct linkBrittany Arnold; Lindsay Ferrara – Sign Language Studies, 2024
Researchers examining the structure of questions in signed languages, often using elicited data from informants, have proposed that there are specific manual and nonmanual actions produced by signers to indicate different question types (e.g., Zeshan 2004), for example, raised eyebrows for polar questions. In the current study, we add to this body…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Sign Language, Norwegian, Deafness
