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89-La linea del tempo della Lingua Italiana dei Segni.

89-La linea del tempo della Lingua Italiana dei Segni.

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Fig. 1.1-Esempio di partitura.
Fig. 2.2-Il gesto della mano a borsa: "ma che dici / fai / vuoi?".
Fig. 2.3-Il gesto "tu".
Fig. 2.4-I Segni per "mangiare" e "zio" in Lingua Italiana dei Segni.
+37 Fig. 2.6-Il Segno "OK".
Analogie ed omologie nell'indicazione delle relazioni spazio-temporali in codici diversi: per una analisi delle modalità comunicative nel linguaggio dei gesti e nella Lingua Italiana dei Segni
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ANALOGIES AND HOMOLOGIES IN THE SPATIO-TEMPORAL REGISTER USING DIFFERENT CODES: AN ANALYSIS OF THE COMMUNICATION PATH THRU GESTURES AND IN THE ITALIAN SIGN LANGUAGE (LIS). This thesis deals with the importance of gestures in the face-to-face communication. First, it analyzes the gestures of hearing people which, despite their complexity, do not co...
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