Current Issues in ASL Phonology. Phonetics and Phonology

Content: 
PHONETICS and PHONOLOGY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xi-xii
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-17, GEOFFREY R. COULTER, STEPHEN R. ANDERSON
SECONDARY LICENSING AND THE NONDOMINANT HAND IN ASL PHONOLOGY, Pages 19-41, DIANE BRENTARI, JOHN A. GOLDSMITH
THE NATURE OF CONSTRAINTS ON THE NONDOMINANT HAND IN ASL, Pages 43-62, JULIETTE BLEVINS
TO BRANCH OR NOT TO BRANCH: UNDERSPECIFICATION IN ASL HANDSHAPE CONTOURS, Pages 63-95, DAVID P. CORINA
REFLECTIONS ON THE NATURE OF ASL AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ASL LINGUISTICS: COMMENTS ON CORINA\'S ARTICLE, Pages 97-101, JAMES PAUL GEE
LINEARIZATION OF PHONOLOGICAL TIERS IN ASL, Pages 103-129, WENDY SANDLER
RESPONSE TO SANDLER\'S “LINEARIZATION OF PHONOLOGICAL TIERS IN ASL”, Pages 131-134, CAROL A. PADDEN
SYLLABLES AND SEGMENTS: HOLD THE MOVEMENT AND MOVE THE HOLDS!, Pages 135-168, RONNIE B. WILBUR
A PSYCHOLINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVE ON PHONOLOGICAL SEGMENTATION IN SIGN AND SPEECH, Pages 169-188, RICHARD P. MEIER
HOLDS AND POSITIONS: COMPARING TWO MODELS OF SEGMENTATION IN ASL, Pages 189-211, SCOTT K. LIDDELL
AGAINST MOVEMENT: COMMENTS ON LIDDELL\'S ARTICLE, Pages 213-226, BRUCE HAYES
SONORITY AND SYLLABLE STRUCTURE IN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, Pages 227-261, DAVID M. PERLMUTTER
PHRASE-LEVEL PROSODY IN ASL: FINAL LENGTHENING AND PHRASAL CONTOURS, Pages 263-272, GEOFFREY R. COULTER
LINGUISTIC EXPRESSION AND ITS RELATION TO MODALITY, Pages 273-290, STEPHEN R. ANDERSON
INDEX, Pages 291-302
PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY, Page ibc1