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Thesis published on vague language (VL) in ASL and English!
I am thrilled to announce that my thesis has been published online, available for all to read. The title is “Keeping it Vague: A Study of Vague Language in an American Sign Language Corpus and Implications for Interpreting between American Sign Language and English” and the URL is short & sweet: http://digitalcommons.wou.edu/theses/2/ Thanks to all who […]
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My thesis on vague language (VL) is almost finished!
After many months of work, I am going to send the penultimate draft of my master’s thesis to my thesis committee. I will await their feedback, make changes, and hope to defend before the end of February.
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Update on my thesis on VL in ASL
I am working on my master’s thesis on vague language (VL) in American Sign Language (ASL). As far as I know, not much has been published 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 […]
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Jane Evison vague language (VL) article suggestion
@jmevison Thanks so much for thinking of me and passing along an article you think might help me in my VL literature review! 🙂 — Daniel Greene (@danielgreene) September 13, 2011
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Finally bought the book Vague Language by Joanna Channell
I finally bought the seminal book Vague Language (Describing English Language) by Joanna Channell.
Daniel Greene 