The tipping point: On the use of signs from American Sign Language in International Sign

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RT @MobileDeaf: @jmhenner Yes :-) Some of the ASL issues are explored in this article https://t.co/oL6GRCjHoM

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@jmhenner Yes :-) Some of the ASL issues are explored in this article https://t.co/oL6GRCjHoM

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@mauvegan @jlsmilges *international sign. it’s not “international sign language” for some very good reasons, ntm the issues of linguistic imperialism wrt ASL influence (I’m conversational in ASL and can understand some IS, because of that, but it varies en

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RT @kemmorey1: New paper by @AnneliesKusters who concludes "people want to protect IS [International Sign] by treating it as something fixe…

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