List of Contents with Papers or Abstracts

Following the successful Intersign meeting at Leiden, at which phonological features of sign languages were described and systems for their transcription and notation described, it is proposed that the following working papers will appear on the Intersign website in the near future.

• Harry van der Hulst (with Onno Crasborn, Els van der Kooij):
  Phonetic and phonological distinctions in sign languages
• Susanne Kaiser:
  Coding facial expressions with FACS: Current applications in emotion research and possible use for studying "Mouthing" and "Mouth Gestures" in sign language
• Chris Miller:
  Notationists of the world, unite!
• Rachel Sutton-Spence and Penny Boyes-Braem:
  The Hands are the Head of the Mouth
• Wendy Sandler:
  Transcription of prosodic features in sign languages
• Matt Dye, Bencie Woll and Anne Baker:
  Psycholinguistics and Iconicity
• Diane Brentari:
  The uses of orientation in agreement morphology
• Harry van der Hulst (with Onno Crasborn and Els van der Kooij):
  How SignPhon addresses the database paradox
• Phonological features of sign language poetry
  • Rachel Sutton-Spence
    Phonological "deviance" in British Sign Language Poetry
  • Marion Blondel and Christopher Miller
    The relation between poetry and phonology: Movement and Rhythm in Nursery Rhymes in LSF
  • Tommaso Russo, Elena Pizzuto
    Iconicity and metaphors in Italian Sign Language poetry: the functional shift from phonological to morphological values of sign parameters elements