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Bjarmian Tropes of Poetry Pioneer — a mythologeme in Finnish Metageography
Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографии, 2017 The article analyzes origins and interpretations of a mythologeme pioneer in Finnish culture. Its literary origins are rooted in J.L. Runeberg’s poems and O. Manninen’s «The Woodsman» (1902). The hero leaves human society and enters a silent forest.
Survo A.А.
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Utterance fluency in Finnish Sign Language L1 and L2 signing
Finnish Journal of Linguistics, 2021 peerReviewed
Sipronen, Suvi, Kanto, Laura
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Metalingvistiline teadlikkus võõrkeeleõppes: oma keel võõras peeglis
Lähivõrdlusi, 2010 The paper deals with one of the aspects of metalinguistic awareness: raising consciousness about learners' first language during the learning process of foreign and/or second languages.
Annekatrin Kaivapalu
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Existential sentences in Flemish Sign Language and Finnish Sign Language
SKY Journal of Linguistics, 2016 This paper presents a descriptive and comparative study of existential sentences in Flemish Sign Language and Finnish Sign Language. Existential sentences are used to express the existence or presence of something or someone. This study investigates how expressions of existence or presence are constructed and what the order of Figure and Ground is in ...
De Weerdt, Danny
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LinguisticsCorpus methods are now established within the field of signed language linguistics. Empirical investigations of signed language corpora have challenged many early assumptions about the nature of deaf community signed languages, while making us more aware
Puupponen Anna +7 more
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Neuroelectrical and behavioral correlates of constructed action recognition in Finnish Sign language
NeuroscienceLanguage can be processed with varying levels of attentional involvement; consequently, the interplay between the language and attentional systems in the brain has been extensively studied in spoken languages. However, in signed languages (SLs), this interplay is less well understood.
Hernández, Doris +6 more
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Cognitive Linguistics, 2023 Abstract In the present study, cross-modal (i.e., across sensory modalities such as smell and sound) iconicity (i.e., resemblance) and indexicality (i.e., contiguity) in lexical sensory and emotional signs in Finnish Sign Language will be considered from an articulatory perspective (i.e., the production of signs).
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Multisensory iconicity in Finnish Sign Language
Sign Language & LinguisticsThis article-based dissertation, consisting of three sub-studies and this Overview, considers multisensory iconicity – the multisensory resemblance between expression and object – in Finnish Sign Language (FinSL). Initially motivated by the underexplored topic of cross-modal iconicity – the resemblance between sign and object across distinct senses ...
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Language exposure and use among children acquiring Finnish Sign Language
Language AcquisitionChildren acquiring sign language (SL) form a heterogeneous group in which the hearing statuses of the children, parents, and family members, as well as the children’s access to language and opportunities to use the languages acquired, vary across children.
Hernandez Barros Doris +2 more
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