sign language

Phonological Abstractness in the Mental Lexicon
We overview the notion of phonological abstractness, various types of evidence for it, and consequences for linguistics and psychology.
Eric Bakovic, Jeffrey Heinz, Jon Rawski
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Phonological Abstractness in the Mental Lexicon
Talk isn't so Cheap
Invited response commenting on substantive and computational comparisons of spoken and signed languages
Mark Aronoff, Jon Rawski, Wendy Sandler
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Talk isn't so Cheap
The Logical Nature of Phonology Across Speech and Sign
This article examines whether the computational properties of phonology hold across spoken and signed languages, using model theory and logical transductions.
Jon Rawski
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The Logical Nature of Phonology Across Speech and Sign
Phonological Complexity is Subregular: Evidence from Sign Language
I show the complexity of several signed processes is subregular across speech and sign using string representations.
Jon Rawski
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Phonological Complexity is Subregular: Evidence from Sign Language