Curiosities of Colloquial Gesture

Kaulfers, Walter V.

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“…Sobre os repertorios de emblemas e xestos existentes noutras culturas e/ou linguas, parécenme especialmente interesantes os deEfron (1941);Ekman e Friesen (1969); Saitz e Cervenka (1972), que estudaron sistematicamente os xestos dos falantes en Colombia e Estados Unidos;Sparhawk (1978), sobre os xestos propios do persa; Poggi e Zomparelli (1987) os asociados ao italiano; o deKaulfers (1931), unha colección de cincuenta e oito xestos e rituais do español da época; o deGreen (1968), orientado ao ensino do español; o dicionario deIndij (2006) de xestos arxentinos; o deMeo Zilio e Mejía (1980-1983, un gran dicionario dos xestos de España e de Hispanoamérica; e o dePayrató (1991), unha tese de doutoramento na que se aproxima aos emblemas da lingua catalá.…”

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As categorías non verbais. Análise dunha narración oral en galego

Rivas

2015

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O ser humano é un ser multisensorial. Algunhas veces verbaliza Ray L. Birdwhistell RESUMO Partindo da concepción da estrutura tripla básica da comunicación humana de Poyatos (1994a, 1994b) e as consecuencias teóricas e analíticas que se derivan da mesma, concibo a comunicación humana como un todo indisolúbel no que a comunicación verbal non se pode separar do comportamento do corpo. Neste artigo analizo as categorías non verbais que se empregan na comunicación oral. O corpus de estudo consiste nunha narración oral en galego na que, empregando o modelo proposto por Bouvet (2001), individualizo algúns quinemas (unidades mínimas de movemento corporal con significado) que permitan completar a explicación das categorías non verbais con exemplos tirados da gravación.

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“…, Italian (Diadori 1990;Efron1972;Munari 1963), Kenyan (Creider 1977), North American (Johnson et al 1975;Saitz and Cervenka 1972), Iranian (Sparhawk 1978), Russian (Monahan 1983), South American (Meo Zilio and Mejia 1980;Rector 1986;Saitz and Cervenka 1972), and Spanish (Green 1968;Kaulfers 1931;Meo Zilio and Mejia 1980). (For a comprehensive list see Payrató 1993.…”

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A Repertoire of South African Quotable Gestures

Brookes

2004

J Linguistic Anthropol

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Among black urban South Africans in Gauteng province, quotable gestures are a prominent part of everyday communication. Using observations and video recordings of spontaneous communicative interactions, elicitation interviews, and a decoding test, this study presents the repertoire of quotable gestures in current use. Quotable gestures fall within three main gestural types: lexical, holophrastic, and concept, with lexical gestures constituting the highest proportion. Within each gestural type, gestures vary in their range of meanings, functions, and independence from speech. This variation suggests that sharp distinctions between gestural types and between quotable and speech-dependent gestures may obscure continuities in meaning, function, and how gestures originate and develop. The article discusses recent work that suggests alternative organizational criteria for the analysis of gestures. It proposes that analysis of gestures begin at the level of interaction, taking into account how social relationships, cultural notions, and identity shape forms of gestural use and behavior.

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“…agreement); and (4) turn coordination (e.g. taking the turn) (see Bavelas, et al, 1995, p. 397 recognised (Kaulfers, 1931;Goodwin, 1981;Streek and Hartege, 1992), but there is not a systematic discussion on this particular issue. These types of gestures could be identified in Bavelas' et al (1995) Specifically, the author states:…”

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Complaint sequences across proficiency levels: the contribution of pragmatics and multimodality

Beltrán-Palanques¹

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Curiosities of Colloquial Gesture

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As categorías non verbais. Análise dunha narración oral en galego

As categorías non verbais. Análise dunha narración oral en galego

A Repertoire of South African Quotable Gestures

Complaint sequences across proficiency levels: the contribution of pragmatics and multimodality

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