This course on Sign Language Linguistics aims to provide advanced American Sign Language students with a deep understanding of ASL structure and usage. The course covers topics such as superlatives, comparatives, coarticulation effects, and assimilation in ASL. Students will learn about ASL linguistics through a comprehensive syllabus divided into 12 parts. The teaching method involves lectures and discussions led by experts in the field. The intended audience for this course is advanced ASL learners who have completed ASL 4 or its equivalent.
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
