DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS
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Resumo: | According to Battison (1978), signers are observed, in some situations, to use their non-dominant hand to perform the functions normally performed by the dominant hand in signing. The goal of this work is to advance Gabardo and Xavier’s (2019) study on this phenomenon in libras, referred as to dominance shift. In addition, we aim to verify whether its frequency varies in different communicative situations, namely, free conversation, narrative and sign lists. To do so, we analyzed data from ten deaf signers from Santa Catarina, five men and five women, who are part of the National libras Inventory (Quadros et al., 2018). The results indicate that, similarly to Gabardo and Xavier (2019), dominance shift can be motivated (1) by spatial referentiality, (2) by simultaneity, that is, the production of two signs at the same time, (3) by a combination of these two factors and (4) by the phonological environment. Additionally, it was observed that (5) the unavailability of the dominant hand and (6) contrast can also motivate dominance shift. Regarding the different communicative situations in which the data were produced, a higher frequency of dominance shift was observed in narration. |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRASTROCA DE DOMINÂNCIA EM DIFERENTES SITUAÇÕES COMUNICATIVAS NA LIBRASTroca de dominâncialibrasSituações comunicativasDominance shiftLibrasCommunicative situationsAccording to Battison (1978), signers are observed, in some situations, to use their non-dominant hand to perform the functions normally performed by the dominant hand in signing. The goal of this work is to advance Gabardo and Xavier’s (2019) study on this phenomenon in libras, referred as to dominance shift. In addition, we aim to verify whether its frequency varies in different communicative situations, namely, free conversation, narrative and sign lists. To do so, we analyzed data from ten deaf signers from Santa Catarina, five men and five women, who are part of the National libras Inventory (Quadros et al., 2018). The results indicate that, similarly to Gabardo and Xavier (2019), dominance shift can be motivated (1) by spatial referentiality, (2) by simultaneity, that is, the production of two signs at the same time, (3) by a combination of these two factors and (4) by the phonological environment. Additionally, it was observed that (5) the unavailability of the dominant hand and (6) contrast can also motivate dominance shift. Regarding the different communicative situations in which the data were produced, a higher frequency of dominance shift was observed in narration.Segundo Battison (1978), observa-se na sinalização corrente que os sinalizantes usam, certas vezes, sua mão não-dominante para desempenhar as funções normalmente desempenhadas pela mão dominante. O objetivo deste trabalho é aprofundar o estudo preliminar de Gabardo e Xavier (2019) sobre esse fenômeno, designado como troca de dominância. Além disso, objetivamos verificar se sua frequência varia em diferentes situações comunicativas, a saber, na conversação livre, na narrativa e na listagem de sinais. Para isso, foram analisados dados de dez sinalizantes surdos catarinenses, cinco homens e cinco mulheres, que integram o “Inventário Nacional de libras” (Quadros et al., 2018). Os resultados indicam que, assim como Gabardo e Xavier (2019), a troca de dominância pode ser motivada (1) pela referencialidade espacial, (2) pela simultaneidade, ou seja, produção de dois sinais ao mesmo tempo, (3) por uma combinação desses dois fatores e (4) pelo ambiente fonológico. Adicionalmente, foi observado que (5) a indisponibilidade da mão dominante e (6) a realização de contrastes também podem motivar a troca de dominância. Em relação às diferentes situações comunicativas em que as sinalizações analisadas foram produzidas, observou-se maior ocorrência de troca de dominância durante a narração.SciELO PreprintsSciELO PreprintsSciELO Preprints2024-04-18info:eu-repo/semantics/preprintinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/preprint/view/779110.1590/SciELOPreprints.7791porhttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/article/view/7791/15989Copyright (c) 2024 Lorianny Gabardo, André Xavierhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessGabardo, LoriannyXavier, Andréreponame:SciELO Preprintsinstname:Scientific Electronic Library Online (SCIELO)instacron:SCI2023-12-24T21:51:10Zoai:ops.preprints.scielo.org:preprint/7791Servidor de preprintshttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scieloONGhttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/oaiscielo.submission@scielo.orgopendoar:2023-12-24T21:51:10SciELO Preprints - Scientific Electronic Library Online (SCIELO)false |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS TROCA DE DOMINÂNCIA EM DIFERENTES SITUAÇÕES COMUNICATIVAS NA LIBRAS |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS Gabardo, Lorianny Troca de dominância libras Situações comunicativas Dominance shift Libras Communicative situations |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS |
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DOMINANCE SHIFT IN DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS IN LIBRAS |
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Gabardo, Lorianny |
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Gabardo, Lorianny Xavier, André |
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Xavier, André |
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Gabardo, Lorianny Xavier, André |
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Troca de dominância libras Situações comunicativas Dominance shift Libras Communicative situations |
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Troca de dominância libras Situações comunicativas Dominance shift Libras Communicative situations |
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According to Battison (1978), signers are observed, in some situations, to use their non-dominant hand to perform the functions normally performed by the dominant hand in signing. The goal of this work is to advance Gabardo and Xavier’s (2019) study on this phenomenon in libras, referred as to dominance shift. In addition, we aim to verify whether its frequency varies in different communicative situations, namely, free conversation, narrative and sign lists. To do so, we analyzed data from ten deaf signers from Santa Catarina, five men and five women, who are part of the National libras Inventory (Quadros et al., 2018). The results indicate that, similarly to Gabardo and Xavier (2019), dominance shift can be motivated (1) by spatial referentiality, (2) by simultaneity, that is, the production of two signs at the same time, (3) by a combination of these two factors and (4) by the phonological environment. Additionally, it was observed that (5) the unavailability of the dominant hand and (6) contrast can also motivate dominance shift. Regarding the different communicative situations in which the data were produced, a higher frequency of dominance shift was observed in narration. |
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