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Deaf History ≠ Interpreter History preamble posted at interpreterhistory.com/?p=215 via @interphistory
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Roots of signed language #1nt in US-UK contexts. Tweets mostly uni-directional for the moment. Private #r1nt practice at @VRInterpreter. Pronoun=FℲ
انضم Ekim 2015
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When you awake bolt upright and MUST KNOW IMMEDIATELY who invented the hinge 🤓🚪
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@RobASkinner Ha same <3 It comforts me that you are half a world away also being weird
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@interphistory I had to find out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinge
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Calling all cars: The Zaboosh Fall online #professionaldevelopment #1ntSL conference is this weekend. 👋 Attend live or asynch to see #deaf researchers and presenters:
⚖️ Howard A. Rosenblum
☮️ Katie Murch
🎓 Dr.S. Jordan Wright
👌 Buck Rogers
zaboosh.com/collections/fr…
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Thanks @AdamCSchembri and @DrRosamundOates for publishing historical work in the most recent Newsli from ASLI! Discussed it this morning at virtual #BSL tutoring with @PeterBr92242281 and @LinZ_PhD🙌
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Finally learned one of my research gifts is to work in a domain I don't know as well as my own, and discover/solve things that the presumed knowers were too confident to look up
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Just described my superpower
Physics In History@PhysInHistory
"You're unlikely to discover something new without a lot of practice on old stuff." - Richard Feynman
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Can any colleagues at @HOGGroup or @Geology_History or @RUGeoMuseum point me toward a source that could help me identify the contents of this Cargille mineral specimen kit? From the estate of a 92 y/o geologist who recently passed away. All boxes numbered 1-55 are here + extras
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@SnoozeCarey @MarshsLibrary Oh yes that's an oldie and a goodie :^)
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@MarshsLibrary Any chance of a translation of the text into English?
@interphistory - you might like this!
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Hand gestures & their meanings from 'Chirologia, or the naturall language of the hand' printed in London in 1644.
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GIF
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I got to voice the term "overhead projector" today. Younger #1ntSL team was duly impressed
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Just did a gig with 2 other ♀ #1ntSL #interpredemics and turns out we have all sync'ed our RID CEU cycles 📅 👩🏫 💪
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A 22-year old person just had to write something down for me to keep AND HE ASKED ME IF I COULD READ CURSIVE
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@AdamCSchembri @ScottishSL @ucl @Dcal @DCAL_UCL @PeterBr92242281 I haven't found the one in mind yet, but here's a judgment in 1962 from a leading English missioner of deaf parents that Scottish interpreters' work made extensive omissions
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@AdamCSchembri @ScottishSL @ucl @Dcal @DCAL_UCL @PeterBr92242281 Again, I'm happy to share sources but I recall they had an unflattering opinion on Scottish signing. Also see the Brown and Leahy SLS article that cites an early idea to name BSL was ESL
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Sorry Sutton and von der Leith, transposing dance notation onto signed language was posed by Prof. Daniel Jones of @ucl in the 1930s, inspired by Margaret Morris' "Danscript" (The Notation of Movement, 1928) 1/2
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@ScottishSL @AdamCSchembri @ucl @Dcal @DCAL_UCL @PeterBr92242281 Will do! :^D Lovely to "meet" you and happy to share
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@interphistory @AdamCSchembri @ucl @Dcal @DCAL_UCL @PeterBr92242281 Really, we’d love to see that opinion on Scottish signing, please do share. Thank you.
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