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Analysis of the role of non manual expressions in intensification processes in Brazilian Sign Language

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ABSTRACT Non-manual expressions (NMEs) in Sign Languages (SL) include facial expressions and body movements.

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NMEs may distinguish lexical items, help syntactic construction and contribute to intensification processes. Therefore, NMEs have a role as crucial as the SL manual parameters of configuration, movement and location.

This work aims at analyzing NMEs produced by a deaf person, fluent in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), from utterances of the following modalities: declarative, wh- and yes-no questions. A corpus of 60 utterances was built by combining 10 key-signals x 3 modalities x 2 conditions of intensification (neutral and intensified). By analyzing this corpus, both the role of intensification for the duration of key-signals and the presence of specific NMEs for signaling intensification and modality were examined here.

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The results contribute for research in SL and are relevant for modeling realistic avatars that signal Libras.

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