ISSUES IN THE CREATION OF A DIGITAL ARCHIVE OF A SIGNED LANGUAGE

Trevor A Johnston · Adam Schembri

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In this paper we summarise the fieldwork involved in creating the Auslan (Australian Sign Language) archive and corpus. We briefly discuss some of the technical and ethical problems in data collection and management associated with visually based linguistic data for an archive intended to be

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