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1 Introduction and Background of Kenyan Sign Language
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Hope E. Morgan
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments VII
- Contents IX
- List of figures XV
- List of tables XXVII
- 1 Introduction and Background of Kenyan Sign Language 1
- 2 Methodology 25
- 3 Minimal pairs and the phonological analysis 55
- 4 Handshape 108
- 5 Location 152
- 6 Core Articulatory Movements 232
- 7 Manner of Movement 306
- 8 Other distinctive features and characteristics of KSL signs 389
- 9 Conclusion and future directions 418
- Appendix 1: Fields in the KSL Lexical Database 423
- Appendix 2: Representation of phonological structure in three models 426
- Appendix 3: Inventory of KSL Handshapes 429
- Appendix 4: Chart of Handshape minimal pair contrasts 484
- Appendix 5: Fingerspelling Alphabet in KSL (southwestern Kenya) 485
- Appendix 6: Motivated handshapes in KSL 486
- Appendix 7: Phonetic Locations in KSL Database 487
- Appendix 8: Chart of Location minimal pair contrasts 488
- Appendix 9: Inventory of KSL Locations 489
- References 589
- Index 603
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments VII
- Contents IX
- List of figures XV
- List of tables XXVII
- 1 Introduction and Background of Kenyan Sign Language 1
- 2 Methodology 25
- 3 Minimal pairs and the phonological analysis 55
- 4 Handshape 108
- 5 Location 152
- 6 Core Articulatory Movements 232
- 7 Manner of Movement 306
- 8 Other distinctive features and characteristics of KSL signs 389
- 9 Conclusion and future directions 418
- Appendix 1: Fields in the KSL Lexical Database 423
- Appendix 2: Representation of phonological structure in three models 426
- Appendix 3: Inventory of KSL Handshapes 429
- Appendix 4: Chart of Handshape minimal pair contrasts 484
- Appendix 5: Fingerspelling Alphabet in KSL (southwestern Kenya) 485
- Appendix 6: Motivated handshapes in KSL 486
- Appendix 7: Phonetic Locations in KSL Database 487
- Appendix 8: Chart of Location minimal pair contrasts 488
- Appendix 9: Inventory of KSL Locations 489
- References 589
- Index 603