Titlebook: Analysing Sign Language Poetry; Rachel Sutton-Spence Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 poem.po

Conscientious

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86420-9eople. Some poems are explicitly on subjects that are relevant to Deaf people, being directly related to the Deaf experience, especially the celebration of sign language and the visual world and the relationships between Deaf and hearing people, but at other times ‘Deafness’ is woven deep into the f

幸福愉悦感

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Adaptive Control Systems (A Short Review)ains the content of the poem. However, there are times when it is difficult to distinguish the `text’ of the poem from its ‘performance’. Heidi Rose (1992) considers the performance of sign language poems, and having acknowledged that a ‘text’ may be defined as ‘the original words of an author’, goe

大猩猩

Multivariable State Control Systemse effect that this can have on sign poetry. While it is clear that sign languages are fully independent languages, and that their grammars and vocabularies are independent of spoken languages, it is possible for the grammar of spoken languages to influence a person’s signing. As sign language poems

Eclampsia

Adaptive Control Systems (A Short Review)iles’ early work and is also an especially striking example of the power of blended poetry. In 1975, she left the National Theatre of the Deaf in New England and drove across the USA to California, where she was appointed to help set up a full programme in Sign Language and Deaf Theatre at the drama

Nonporous

Parameter-optimized Controllers and its freedom from the constraints of English make it one of Dorothy Miles’ finest sign language poems. Although . is not strictly a haiku (unlike her . quartet), it shares many of the features that occur in the signed haiku discipline. It is made up of three very short poems, . and .. Each of th

走路左晃右晃

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Practical Aspects of System Identification, an aesthetic effect. It is also possible for the poet to select only onehanded signs. In sign language poetry, sequences of one-handed signs are especially notable and meaningful precisely because most poems attempt to create balance and symmetry through the use of two hands. All of this allows the

Excise

Multivariable State Control Systemsmeaning that first presents itself. Metaphor allows poets to use one idea to express another, and this poetic device is as crucial to added significance in sign language poetry as it is in spoken language poetry.