e-Pedagogium 2002, 2(89):34-37

Nemanuální prostředky znakového jazyka v komunikaci hluchoslepých

Eva Souralová
Katedra speciální pedagogiky PdF UP v Olomouci

Visual impairment or complete blindness causes insufficient perception of the non-manual part of sign language. Thus it is frequent cause of communication failure.

Keywords: communication, sign language, deaf-blind, non-manual part of a sign, manual part of a sign, simultaneous language, linear language, lexical meaning, grammatical meaning.

Published: December 1, 2002  Show citation

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Souralová, E. (2002). Nemanuální prostředky znakového jazyka v komunikaci hluchoslepých. e-Pedagogium, 2(Suppl. 2), 34-37
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