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East Tennessee State University Course Info
Johnson City, Tennessee
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ASLC 3020
Linguistic Perspectives on ASL
Approaches American Sign Language (ASL) from a linguistic perspective. Students examine linguistics and the application to a signed language. Students also explore language structures that are specific to signed languages, such as the use of space for grammatical purposes.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ASLC 2020 - American Sign Language II Intermediate
and
ASLC 2010 - American Sign Language I Basic