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The Resilience of Structure Built Around the Predicate: Homesign Gesture Systems in Turkish and American Deaf Children
Predicate tructure Built Around
2015/12/18
Deaf children whose hearing losses prevent them from accessing spoken language and whose
hearing parents have not exposed them to sign language develop gesture systems, called homesigns,
which have ...
The Resilience of Structure Built Around the Predicate: Homesign Gesture Systems in Turkish and American Deaf Children
Structure Built Around the Predicate Homesign Gesture Systems Turkish American Deaf Children
2015/5/13
Deaf children whose hearing losses prevent them from accessing spoken language and whose hearing parents have not exposed them to sign language develop gesture systems, called homesigns, which have ma...
An empirical investigation of expression of multiple entities in Turkish Sign Language (TİD): Considering the effects of modality
Sign language Turkish Sign Language (Tİ D) Plural Iconicity Modality Language diversity
2015/4/21
This paper explores the expression of multiple entities in Turkish Sign Language (Türk ݸ aret Dili; T s İD), a less well-studied sign language. It aims to provide a comprehensive descr...
Transfer of conceptualization patterns in bilinguals: The construal of motion events in Turkish and German
bilinguals conceptualization patterns
2015/4/10
In the present article we provide evidence for the occurrence of transfer of conceptualization patterns in narratives of two
German–Turkish bilingual groups. All bilingual participants grew up in Ger...
InTOnATIOn AnD REFEREnCE MAInTEnAnCE In TURKISH LEARnERS OF DUTCH: A FIRST InSIGHT
intonation information status reference maintenance L2
2015/4/7
This paper investigates L2 learners’ use of intonation in reference maintenance in comparison to native speakers at three longitudinal points. Nominal referring expressions were elicited from two untu...
Development of Cross-Linguistic Variation in Speech and Gesture: Motion Events in English and Turkish
cospeech gestures motion events cross-linguistic Turkish English
2015/4/3
The way adults express manner and path components of a motion event varies across typologically different languages both in speech and cospeech gestures, showing that language specificity in event enc...
Development of interactional discourse markers: Insights from Turkish children's and adults' narratives
Narrative development Turkish Levels of discourse
2015/3/31
Discourse markers (DMs) are linguistic elements that index different relations and coherence between units of talk (Schiffrin, Deborah, 1987. Discourse Markers. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge)....
Language-specific and universal influences in children's syntactic packaging of manner and path: A comparison of English, Japanese, and Turkish. Cognition
Language-specific universal influences
2015/3/30
Different languages map semantic elements of spatial relations onto different lexical and syntactic units. These crosslinguistic differences raise important questions for language development in terms...
Free Relatives, like I ate what(ever) he cooked have been described in a variety of languages.This paper started out as an investigation of Free Relatives in Turkish. As often happens, it ended up bei...
An Investigation into the Tense/Aspect Preferences of Turkish Speakers of English and Native English Speakers in Their Oral Narration
English Native English Speakers Oral Narration
2009/8/20
The study of SLA began around the beginning of the 70s with the emergence
of both theoretical and empirical studies. Undoubtedly, the acquisition of
tense/aspect, besides other topics, has attracted...
Oral Narrative Discourse of Anaphoric References of Turkish EFL Learners
Oral Narrative Discourse Anaphoric References Turkish EFL Learners
2009/8/19
Narrative discourse of EFL learners has long been the concern of many studies in
the field of applied linguistics. As an extension to such studies, the present
research aims to compare the use of re...
In research on language attrition and language shift in migrant groups in
various countries, the emphasis has been more on the ‘what’ than on the ‘why’
of those processes of change. In the last deca...