Presentation	2011-02-18 IS the Japanese Hybrid Sign Language a Genuine Blended Sign Language? Daisuke HARA, Michiyo KUROSAKA,
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Abstract(in English)	Previous studies have indicated that there are three kinds of signed languages in Japan, one of which is Japanese Sign Language (i.e., JSL), one of which is Signed Japanese, and the other of which is Hybrid Sign language. Hybrid Sign Language has been considered to be a blend of JSL and Signed Japanese. Our study, however, shows that the hybrid sign language is not a blend of the two, but a type of sign language that is an extension of, but distinct from Signed Japanese. We dub this type of sign language "Mediate Sign Language H".
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Keyword(in English)	Mediate Sign Language / Japanese Sign Language / Signed Japanese / Hybrid Sign Language
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Conference Date	2011/2/11(1days)
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Title (in English)	IS the Japanese Hybrid Sign Language a Genuine Blended Sign Language?
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Keyword(1)	Mediate Sign Language
Keyword(2)	Japanese Sign Language
Keyword(3)	Signed Japanese
Keyword(4)	Hybrid Sign Language
1st Author's Name	Daisuke HARA
1st Author's Affiliation	Toyota Technological Institute()
2nd Author's Name	Michiyo KUROSAKA
2nd Author's Affiliation	Fujita Health University
Date	2011-02-18
Paper #	WIT2010-72
Volume (vol)	vol.110
Number (no)	418
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	5
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