Cambridge Handbooks in Language and Linguistics - Series page

pp ii-iv

The Cambridge Handbook of Gesture Studies - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-xiv

Tables

pp xv-xvi

Contributors

pp xvii-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-4

Part I - Gestural Types: Forms and Functions

pp 5-130

1 - Emblems

pp 7-31

2 - Recurrent Gestures: Cultural, Individual, and Linguistic Dimensions of Meaning-Making

pp 32-55

3 - Iconicity, Schematicity, and Representation in Gesture

pp 56-83

4 - Indexicality, Deixis, and Space in Gesture

pp 84-111

5 - From the Neck Up: Facial Gestures in Dialogue

pp 112-130

Part II - Ways of Approaching Gesture Analysis

pp 131-332

6 - Contributions to the Study of Visible Action as Utterance: A Fifty-Year Retrospective

pp 133-157

7 - Systems of Gesture Coding and Annotation

pp 158-181

8 - A Toolbox of Methods for Gesture Analysis

pp 182-216

9 - The Gestural Sign: A Concrete and Reasoned Analysis of Co-Speech Gesture

pp 217-248

10 - Creation and Analysis of the Multimedia Russian Corpus for Gesture Research

pp 249-272

11 - A Kinesiological Approach to Gesture Analysis

pp 273-305

12 - Motion-Tracking Technology for the Study of Gesture

pp 306-332

Part III - Gestures and Language

pp 333-474

13 - The Role of Gesture in Debates on the Origins of Language

pp 335-367

14 - Gesture and First Language Development: The Multimodal Child

pp 368-397

15 - Gesture and Second/Foreign Language Acquisition

pp 398-422

16 - Gesture and Sign Language

pp 423-445

17 - On Grammar–Gesture Relations: Gestures Associated with Negation

pp 446-474

Part IV - Gestures in Relation to Cognition

pp 475-576