A Phonological Grammar of Kenyan Sign Language

Acknowledgments\nContents\nList of figures\nList of tables\n1 Introduction and Background of Kenyan Sign Language\n2 Methodology\n3 Minimal pairs and the phonological analysis\n4 Handshape\n5 Location\n6 Core Articulatory Movements\n7 Manner of Movement\n8 Other distinctive features and characteristics of KSL signs\n9 Conclusion and future directions\nAppendix 1: Fields in the KSL Lexical Database\nAppendix 2: Representation of phonological structure in three models\nAppendix 3: Inventory of KSL Handshapes\nAppendix 4: Chart of Handshape minimal pair contrasts\nAppendix 5: Fingerspelling Alphabet in KSL (southwestern Kenya)\nAppendix 6: Motivated handshapes in KSL\nAppendix 7: Phonetic Locations in KSL Database\nAppendix 8: Chart of Location minimal pair contrasts\nAppendix 9: Inventory of KSL Locations\nReferences\nIndex