Joe Martin Masters Degree Thesis posted....

[Sutton Valerie]

SignWriting List
February 18, 2008

Dear SW List!
I am happy to announce a new web posting...

Joe Martin's Masters Degree Thesis
University of South Carolina 2007
"WRITING AND SIGNED LANGUAGES"
http://www.SignWriting.org/archive/docs6/sw0519-JoeMartin-MAThesis2007.pdf

The above is a very long link, so if it breaks....


Go to:
SignWriting Linguistics Forum
http://www.signwriting.org/forums/linguistics/

and click on Number 2...a PDF document


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So now there are three papers by Joe Martin on the web about  
SignWriting...


1. Year 2000, Joe wrote a paper comparing the Stokoe system and  
SignWriting:

A Linguistic Comparison
Two Notation Systems for Signed Languages:
Stokoe Notation & Sutton SignWriting
by
Joe Martin
Western Washington University
http://www.signwriting.org/forums/linguistics/ling008.html


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2. Later, Joe Martin and Susanne Bentele and myself shared an article  
about comparing three systems: Stokoe, HamNoSys and SignWriting:

Writing the Same Signs in
Different Transcription Systems
http://www.signwriting.org/forums/linguistics/ling001.html

HamNoSys
Susanne Bentele
Universitaet Hamburg, Germany

Stokoe System
Joe Martin, Western Washington University

SignWriting
Valerie Sutton
Deaf Action Committee For SignWriting


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3. And now Joe Martin's Masters Degree Thesis

University of South Carolina 2007
"WRITING AND SIGNED LANGUAGES"
http://www.SignWriting.org/archive/docs6/sw0519-JoeMartin-MAThesis2007.pdf


THANK YOU, Joe!

Val ;-)
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