2020
2020. Brentari, D. Feeling phonology: Proprioceptive constructions in protactile sign language. Paper presented the American Association for the Advancement of Science conference, as part of the symposium Toward a more tactile future: learning from Protactile DeafBlind communities. Seattle, Washington, February 13-15.
2019
The Sign Language Linguistics lab had a great showing at TISLR13 in Hamburg, Germany this past September. Check out links below to see some of our work:
- Brentari & Edwards on the emergence of tactile phonological patterns in protactile communities in the United States
- Brentari et al. on the emergence of phonology in both village and community sign languages
- Martinez del Rio on polysyllabic forms in the American Sign Language lexicon
- Montemurro et al. on the emergence of spatial modulation in Nicaraguan Sign Language