… which information received via gesture alone is retold in speech … gestures that convey
contradictory information to the speech … for gestures that supplement the information conveyed by …

… co-speech gestures, ie representational gesture (henceforth simply “gestures”). Although it
… processes underlying the production of gesture and speech are interrelated (McNeill 1985, …

… We tend to consider linguistic what we can write down, and nonlinguistic, everything else;
but this division is a cultural artifact, an arbitrary limitation derived from a particular historical …

… -language studies which have incorporated such a condition. The non-linguistic grooming
gestures used in the present study may be another example of forms that language users (in …

… to collect information on the form of gestures with respect to the meaning of speech. We …
automatically generate the form of gestures along with speech with intonation. Although certainly …

… and language processing are intimately connected and thus when language is gesture-…
This article reviews work on working memory for linguistic and non-linguistic manual gestures …

… The few remarks that we find in the literature that bespeak a true fascination with gesture
assymbolization—as a nonlinguistic, yet meaningful "technology" to represent the world and …

… in both linguistic and non-linguistic tasks. This difference in the predominant frame of
reference for encoding spatial information is reflected in the way speech-accompanying gestures …

… of the more general problem in speech perception: linguistic and non-linguistic structures
are carried along the same dimensions within the acoustic speech signal (Abercrombie, 1967; …

… However, Tic Tac is not viewed as a possible foreign sign language to signers of BSL,
since the hand gestures used do not contribute to a phonological system; they are not used …