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Susanne Bentele Date: Fri Oct 15, 1999 7:24 am Subject: Re: blending writing systems... | ||||||||||||||||
>What I like about the Stokoe system is it's simplicity in writing and it >might be easier to organize signs in a dictionary using his notation >system, but using SW for the actual words or signs? I think that's a great idea, as from what I know about SignWriting (- yes, Valerie, I have actually started learnig! - ) you cannot order signs in a sort of 'alphabetical' way, which you can in Stokoe or HamNoSys, for example. So I think that would actually comlpy best with what sign languages are: having an alphabetical/phonological system to order by and a useful actual writing system to represent signs in a dictionary. And this has got nothing to do with 'blending' systems; it's just making use of the best of two systems for different purposes. My share for today. Have a good one. Susanne Susanne Bentele Universität Hamburg Institut für Deutsche Gebärdensprache und Kommunikation Gehörloser University of Hamburg Institute of German Sign Language and Communication of the Deaf Binderstr. 34 20146 Hamburg - Germany Tel.: ++49-40-428.38-6734 Geschäftszimmer: ++49-40-428.38-6737 ST: ++49-40-428.38-6738 Fax: ++49-40-428.38-6109 https://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/tlex | ||||||||||||||||
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