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RESEARCH PRODUCT
A chi giovano le lingue segnate?
Davide Astorisubject
Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammarP101-410Sign Languages. Pasigraphies. Joseph de Maimieux. Blissymbols. International Auxiliary Languages (IALs). Inclusiveness.description
<div> <p>If much attention has been gained in recent times by sign languages (in particular in the comparison on their nature and on their main peculiar properties also towards a recognition as proper languages, as well as on the challenges they pose to some traditional notions which have been employed so far to describe linguistic phenomena), their possible value from the perspective of inclusiveness deserves at least a brief reflection: the debate on this topic could be moved, from a theoretical point of view, within the search for vehicular languages that conformed humanity’s whole cultural life (in different ways and times), to discuss the possibility that a sign language could also propose itself, among others, in the future, as auxiliary.</p> </div>
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
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| 2020-09-01 |