The Routledge Handbook of Theoretical and Experimental Sign Language Research (Hardcover)

Chapter 1 Harry van der Hulst & Els van der Kooij: Sign language phonology ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 2 Uta Benner: Phonological comprehension ? experimental perspectives Chapter 3 Eva Gutierrez-Sigut & Cristina Baus: Lexical processing in comprehension and production?? experimental perspective Chapter 4 Jordan Fenlon & Diane Brentari: Prosody ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 5 Josep Quer: Verb agreement ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 6 Jana Hosemann: Verb agreement ? experimental perspectives Chapter 7 Gladys Tang, Jia Li & Jia He: Classifiers ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 8 Inge Zwitserlood: Classifiers ? experimental perspectives Chapter 9 Evie Malaia & Marina Milkovi?: Aspect ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 10 Natasha Abner: Determiner phrases ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 11 Meltem Kelepir: Content interrogatives ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 12 Kadir Gokgoz: Negation ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 13 Carlo Cecchetto: Null arguments and ellipsis ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 14 Diane Lillo-Martin: Null arguments ? experimental perspectives Chapter 15 Chiara Branchini: Relative clauses and related structures ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 16 Markus Steinbach: Role shift ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 17 Pamela Perniss: Use of sign space ? experimental perspectives Chapter 18 Gemma Barbera: Specificity and definiteness ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 19 Vadim Kimmelman & Josep Quer: Quantification ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 20 Kathryn Davidson: Implicatures ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 21 Jeremy Kuhn: Discourse anaphora ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 22 Elisabeth Volk & Annika Herrmann: Discourse particles ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 23 Philippe Schlenker: Logical visibility and iconicity in sign language semantics ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 24 Ronnie B. Wilbur: Nonmanual markers ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 25 Bencie Woll & Dave Vinson: Gesture and sign ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 26 Vadim Kimmelman & Roland Pfau: Information structure ? theoretical perspectives Chapter 27 Caterina Donati: Bimodal bilingual grammars ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 28 Annemarie Kocab & Ann Senghas: Language emergence ? theoretical and experimental perspectives Chapter 29 Marcel Giezen: Working memory in signers ? experimental perspectives