DEAF ANTHROPOLOGY, LINGUISTICS AND SEMIOTICS, SIGN LANGUAGE, ETHICS, NEPAL
Sign Language Ideologies and Why They Matter • Sign Language Ideologies: Practices and Politic • Performing Gesture: The Pragmatic Functions of Pantomimic and Lexical Repertoires in a Natural Sign Narrative • Sign Language: Southern Asia • One Language, or Maybe Two: Direct Communication, Understanding, and Informal Interpreting in International Deaf Encounters • Building the Tower of Babel: International Sign, Linguistic Commensuration, and Moral Orientation
You can also learn more about Mara E. Green at her Barnard College personal website, and at ResearchGate.
PODCASTS, RECORDINGS, AND OTHER MEDIA LINKS
Sign Language Ideologies in Practice, and Why They Matter (video)
MARA GREEN'S BOOKSHELF
'Making Sense Language, Ethics, and Understanding in Deaf Nepal'
'Performing Gesture: The Pragmatic Functions of Pantomimic and Lexical Repertoires in a Natural Sign Narrative'
'Building the Tower of Babel: International Sign, Linguistic Commensuration, and Moral Orientation'
'Sign Language Ideologies: Practices and Politics'
'One Language, or Maybe Two: Direct Communication, Understanding, and Informal Interpreting in International Deaf Encounters'
'Sign Language: Southern Asia'