My article “Interpreting Intentionally Vague Language” was featured in the RID Views, Spring 2011. If you read the article, or are already familiar with VL, I would like to know your thoughts on the subject, so please feel free to leave a comment on this blog post.
In case you’re interested, I teach workshops on VL and other topics— and love to travel. 🙂
Daniel Greene 
8 responses to “My Article on Vague Language (VL) Featured in RID Views”
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[…] about vagueness in ASL and nothing has been published about “VL” in ASL aside from my article in the RID Views. For my thesis, I’m doing a literature review of what has been written about VL in world […]
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[…] happy to say that a couple more of the people who read my article on Vague Language in the RID Views contacted me about coming out to their cities to present my vague language workshop. The two dates […]
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David, what a beautiful article. It is so refreshing to see an article that is so well researched and cited. I wish we would see more of this in the Views! It certainly gave me much to think about as I probably make my interpretation explicit in meaning more often than not. Thank you for this new way to look at how I approach my work. Leslie Pertz, NIC
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Thank you for writing and telling me so. Happy interpreting! –Daniel
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