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Czech Sign Language in contemporary Czech society

International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 2016
AbstractCzech Sign Language (CzSL) is a vital means of communication used in the Czech Deaf community; it constitutes an essential communication tool for a minority population in the Czech sociolinguistic space. The aim of the article is to provide an overview of the usage of CzSL in contemporary Czech society, to sketch a brief history of its ...
Andrea Hudáková
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Nonbinary Czech language

Gender and Language, 2022
As a morphologically rich Slavic language, Czech contains many possibilities for nonbinary language use. The broad aim of this article is to provide insights into existing and emerging nonbinary language strategies and the metadiscourses that surround them. After outlining the available means of gender-fair language, the analysis turns to possibilities
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Czech Sign Language – Czech Dictionary and Thesaurus On-Line

2012
The paper deals with a monolingual (explanatory) and bilingual dictionary of the spoken and sign language, which in each of the languages provides grammatical, stylistic and semantic characteristics, contextual quotes, information about hyponyms and hypernyms, transcription, and audio/video recording (front-facing and sideview captures). The dictionary
Jan Fikejs, Tomás Sklenák
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Corpus annotation in inflectional languages: Czech

Proceedings Ninth International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications (Cat. No.98EX130), 2002
We offer basic information about Czech grammatically annotated and fully disambiguated corpus DESAM and its structure. The system and its method of tagging and disambiguation is briefly described as well. Further, we deal with the tagset used in the annotation of DESAM and explain the way in which the tagset is structured to cope with a highly ...
Karel Pala, Pavel Rychlý, Pavel Smrz
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Language Corpora: The Czech Case

2001
Against background of the growing need of information, which for language used to be supplied in a rather limited way, the new solution found in language corpora and the way how this has been implemented is outlined and discussed. For the Czech language, this solution has materialized in the 100 million representative Czech National Corpus (CNC, 2000).
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