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Iconicity in sign languages
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  • 1997Language from the body iconicity and metaphor in American Sign Language540 cited
  • 1985Natural syntax : iconicity and erosion345 cited
  • 1999On Defining Lexeme in a Signed Language270 cited
  • 2002Phonological Categories in Sign Language of the Netherlands: The Role of Phonetic Implementation and Iconicity200 cited
  • 2005Past and current trends in sign language research130 cited
  • 2007Simultaneity in French Sign Language Discourse103 cited

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