Senri Ethnological Studies (SES)
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June 9, 2019 Publication
Edited by KIKUSAWA Ritsuko and SANO Fumiya
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List of Abbreviations
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List of Tables
List of Figures
1. Introduction
………………KIKUSAWA Ritsuko and SANO Fumiya
………………KIKUSAWA Ritsuko and SANO Fumiya
2. The Referential and Predicational Functions of Signs with Markers of Natural Gender in Japanese Sign Language
………………Elisabeth ENGBERG-PEDERSEN and IKEDA Masumi
………………Elisabeth ENGBERG-PEDERSEN and IKEDA Masumi
3. Phonological Contact in Kana-based Signs in Japanese Sign Language: A Preliminary Study
………………BABA Hiroshi and MATSUOKA Kazumi
………………BABA Hiroshi and MATSUOKA Kazumi
4. Functions of Mouthing in the Interrogatives of Chinese Sign Language
………………LIN Hao
………………LIN Hao
5. Study on Segmentation Markers of Intonational Phrases in Chinese Sign Language
………………ZHU Xiao
………………ZHU Xiao
6. Head Nod as a Prosodic Cue in Japanese Sign Language and Its Use by Native Signers and Non-native Interpreters
………………SHIMOTANI Natsuko
………………SHIMOTANI Natsuko
7. Features Shouldn’t be Too Much Alike: Some Evidence from Japanese Sign Language
………………ASADA Yuko
………………ASADA Yuko
8. Verb Agreement in Sign Languages and Beyond
………………KAWASAKI Noriko
………………KAWASAKI Noriko
9. A Longitudinal Study of Communicative Efficiency in Taiwan Sign Language and Mandarin
………………Jane TSAY, James MYERS, and James TAI
………………Jane TSAY, James MYERS, and James TAI
10. Paradigm Leveling in Japanese Sign Language and Related Languages
………………SAGARA Keiko and KIKUSAWA Ritsuko
………………SAGARA Keiko and KIKUSAWA Ritsuko
11. Modality-(in)dependent Second Language Learning
………………Deborah CHEN PICHLER, Elena KOULIDOBROVA, and Jeffrey Levi PALMER
………………Deborah CHEN PICHLER, Elena KOULIDOBROVA, and Jeffrey Levi PALMER