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Language, cognition, and the brain : insights from sign language research

著者: Karen Emmorey
出版商: Mahwah, N.J. : Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, ©2002.
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所有的著者/提供者: Karen Emmorey
ISBN: 0805833986 9780805833980 0805833994 9780805833997
OCLC号码: 46777544
描述: xvii, 383 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
内容: Introduction --
Documenting the birth of a language: the nicaraguan sign language project --
The American deaf community and sociolinguistic context --
The structure of American sign language: linguistic universals and modality effects --
The structure of signs: morphology and the lexicon --
The phonology of a soundless language --
Syntax: the structure of sentences --
Disourse and language use --
The confluence of language and space --
Classifier constructions --
Talking about space with space --
Nonlocative functions of signing space --
Psycholinguistic studies of sign perception, online processing, and production --
Sign perception and visual processing --
Lexical access and sign recognition --
Lexical representations and organization --
Online comprehension of signed utterances: psycholinguistic studies of coreference --
Some issues in sign language production --
Sign language acquisition --
Early development What does that "mistake" mean? acquisition of syntax and morphology --
Later development --
The critical period hypothsis and the effects of late language acquisition --
When language input is absent or inconsistent: the contribution of the child --
The effects of age of acquisition on grammatical knowledge and language processing --
Delayed first language acquisition differs from second language acquisition --
The cognitive effects of delayed first language acquisition --
The effects of late acquisition on the neural organization of language --
Memory for sign language: implications for the structure of working memory --
Early evidence for sign-based working memory --
Evidence for a visuospatial phonological loop --
Working memory capacity: effects on memory span for sign and speech --
Effects of visuospatial modality on sign-based working memory --
A modality effect for sign language? implications for models of working memory The architecture of working memory for sign language: summary and conclusions --
The impact of sign language use on visuospatial cognition --
Motion processing --
Face processing --
Mental imagery --
Domains unaffected by sign language use --
Implications: does languageaffect cognition? --
Sign language and the brain --
What determines the left-hemispheric specialization for language? --
Within hemisphere organization of sign language --
The role of the right hemisphere in langugae processes --
The role of subortical structures in sign language --
Appendix A: Handshapes in American sign language --
Appendix B: Linguistic distinctions among communication forms in Nicaragua
责任: Karen Emmorey.
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