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Signed language corpora Washington, DC: Gallaudet University Press, 2022. xvii + 256 pp. ISBN 978-1-9546-2205-0 (hardcover) € 55.20 USD 80.00 / 978-1-9546-2206-7 (e-book) € 78.80 USD 80.00 .
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Article outline
- Introduction
- Content overview
- Chapter 1 – “Introduction to signed language corpora” (Fenlon & Hochgesang)
- Chapter 2 – “Creating corpora: Data collection” (Hanke & Fenlon)
- Chapter 3 – “Good practices in annotation” (Hodge & Crasborn)
- Chapter 4 – “Searching and utilizing corpora” (Börstell)
- Chapter 5 – “Applied uses of corpora and other types of signed language corpora” (Leeson, de Quadros & Rossi Stumpf)
- Chapter 6 – “Signed language corpora and the ethics of working with signed language communities” (Hochgesang & Palfreyman)
- Chapter 7 – “Signed language corpora: Future directions” (Schembri & Cormier)
- Summary and evaluation
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References
Fenlon, Jordan, Adam Schembri, Trevor Johnston & Kearsy Cormier
Harris, Raychelle, Heidi M. Holmes & Donna M. Mertens
Hodge, Gabrielle & Sara A. Goico
Johnston, Trevor & Adam Schembri
Johnston, Trevor
2019 Auslan
corpus annotation guidelines. August 2019 version. Manuscript, Department of Linguistics, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. [URL]
McEnery, Tony & Andrew Wilson
Mesch, Johanna
Schulder, Marc & Thomas Hanke
Wehrmeyer, Ella