Add to ORKGWelcome to this special issue of TEANGA, which presents a selection of papers on the linguistics and applied linguistics of Irish Sign Language. This publication is timely, coming in the academic year that celebrates the nineteenth anniversary of the establishment of the Centre for Deaf Studies at Trinity College Dublin (est. 2001), and the year in which when Irish Sign Language Act (2017) is due to formally commenc
This paper discusses the development of an automatic machine translation (MT) system for translating...
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The first modern linguistic analysis of a signed language was published in 1960 by William C. Stokoe...
Irish Sign Language (ISL), an indigenous language of Ireland, is recognized by the EU as a natural l...
The aim of this study is to explore the relationship between the Irish Sign Language Recognition cam...
Irish Sign Language (ISL) is an indigenous language of Ireland and is recognized by the EU as a natu...
Many deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals rely on sign language (SL) on a daily basis as a preferred...
Irish Sign Language (ISL), an indigenous language of Ireland, is recognized by the European Union as...
This paper provides an overview, and some preliminary findings from a sociolinguistic analysis of th...
This paper is concerned with the special nature of sign language verbs, in particular to this resear...
The central purpose of this autoethnographic study is to provide an account of my experiences as a d...
I am very pleased to have to the opportunity to introduce the papers in the 27th edition of the ITB ...
Sign bilingual education, for the purpose of this article, is defined as a program at primary or sec...
In this methodology article, the authors illustrate how they conducted multilingual qualitative rese...
This paper discusses the development of an automatic machine translation (MT) system for translating...
A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Dublin, Ireland Contact Finding Ai
The first modern linguistic analysis of a signed language was published in 1960 by William C. Stokoe...
Irish Sign Language (ISL), an indigenous language of Ireland, is recognized by the EU as a natural l...
The aim of this study is to explore the relationship between the Irish Sign Language Recognition cam...
Irish Sign Language (ISL) is an indigenous language of Ireland and is recognized by the EU as a natu...
Many deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals rely on sign language (SL) on a daily basis as a preferred...
Irish Sign Language (ISL), an indigenous language of Ireland, is recognized by the European Union as...
This paper provides an overview, and some preliminary findings from a sociolinguistic analysis of th...
This paper is concerned with the special nature of sign language verbs, in particular to this resear...
The central purpose of this autoethnographic study is to provide an account of my experiences as a d...
I am very pleased to have to the opportunity to introduce the papers in the 27th edition of the ITB ...
Sign bilingual education, for the purpose of this article, is defined as a program at primary or sec...
In this methodology article, the authors illustrate how they conducted multilingual qualitative rese...
This paper discusses the development of an automatic machine translation (MT) system for translating...
A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Dublin, Ireland Contact Finding Ai
The first modern linguistic analysis of a signed language was published in 1960 by William C. Stokoe...