Phonological blending or code mixing? Why mouthing is not a core component of sign language grammar

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mouthing is not shown in TSL, but seem to be common in other sign langusges https://t.co/ISZI7qyXXE

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RT @ASLresearch: Nice data, but can this study distinguish explanations based on linguistic structure from those based on psycholinguistic…

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Nice data, but can this study distinguish explanations based on linguistic structure from those based on psycholinguistic processing? https://t.co/XJNH4aTzbG

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RT @kemmorey1: Phonological blending or code mixing? Why mouthing is not a core component of sign language grammar by B. Giustolisi https:/…

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