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From:  SignNet-MCT-PUCRS
Date:  Wed Mar 7, 2001  7:05 pm
Subject:  Rotations at 90 and 180 degrees (sideways - 1)

Sw list members:
Going on with our rotations diagrams, now we, finally, have doubts.
1) First point: about the hand position in the sideways rotation, that one with the palm of hand turned to the body. With the forward and upward positions there is a sequence, but when we turn the forearm sideways it seems to have a rupture, a lack fulfiled with another position.
In our Sign Writing classes often students discussed about it and for them the logycal sequence would be based on this:
 
It shows a right arm traveling from the forward position, bending to the sideways position, so that the writing would be the same.
We noticed this trouble in various signs in ASL and LIBRAS, for example:
 
   America (ASL)                                                            Born (ASL)   
                
 
 Following the same pattern:
 
  América (LIBRAS)                                                 
 
   but...War (LIBRAS) ,as deaf use to write here, but if we follow the standart pattern it would be
Is that right ?
 
Thanks for your feedback !
SignNet, Brazil

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  Replies Author Date
4544 Re: Rotations at 90 and 180 degrees (sideways - 1 Charles Butler Thu  3/8/2001
4547 SignNet's Question: Which Viewpoint To Choose? Valerie Sutton Thu  3/8/2001

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