Sign Language & Linguistics

Editorial
• Editors’ Notepad
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Articles
• Strategies for new word formation in NGT: A case for simultaneous morphology
  Els van der Kooij, Inge Zwitserlood & Onno Crasborn | pp. 176–217
• Variation of sign parameters in narrative and expository discourse: A view from Israeli Sign Language
  Shirit Cohen-Koka, Bracha Nir & Irit Meir | pp. 218–257
Squib
• Wh-doubling in German Sign Language: Why not sluicing?
  Fabian Bross | pp. 258–275
Researcher’s resources
• Units of sub-sign meaning in NGT: A toolbox for sub-sign meaning in a lexical database
  Inge Zwitserlood, Els van der Kooij & Onno Crasborn | pp. 276–322
Dissertation abstracts
• Iconicity as a pervasive force in language: Evidence from Ghanaian Sign Language and Adamorobe Sign Language(University of Brighton, 2021)
  Mary Edward | pp. 323–331
• Esharani grammatical sketch: An initial description of the lexicon and grammar(Gallaudet University, 2022)
  Ardavan Guity | pp. 332–343
• The count-mass distinction in Hong Kong Sign Language: A typological study into the surface manifestations and the grammatical encoding of the count-mass distinction in Hong Kong Sign Language using the framework of Distributed Morphology(The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2022)
  Emily A.J. Koenders | pp. 344–356

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