Delve into the intricate world of American Sign Language (ASL) linguistics through this advanced 12-hour course designed for students who have completed ASL 4 or its equivalent. Explore the structure and usage of ASL, drawing from the comprehensive text "Linguistics of American Sign Language: An introduction" by Valli, Lucas, Mulrooney, & Rankin. Examine key linguistic concepts across 12 in-depth parts, covering various aspects of ASL structure and usage. Gain insights into specific linguistic phenomena such as superlatives, comparatives, coarticulation effects, and assimilation in ASL, with expert guidance from Dr. Bill Vicars and César Jacobson. Enhance your understanding of ASL as a complex language system and develop advanced skills in sign language analysis and interpretation.
Overview
Syllabus
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 01).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 02).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 03).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 04).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 05).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 06).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 07).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 08).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 09).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 10).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 11).
American Sign Language (ASL) Linguistics (Part 12).
Superlatives and Comparatives in ASL (American Sign Language).
Coarticulation effects in American Sign Language (ASL).
Assimilation in American Sign Language (ASL) with Dr. Bill Vicars and Cäsar Jacobson (Lifeprint.com).
Taught by
Bill Vicars
