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| '''Ukrainian Sign Language''' is the ] of the ] community in ]. Ukrainian sign language belongs to a family of ]s. Worldwide awareness of Ukrainian sign language rose sharply in 2014 after Ukrainian film ], where actors communicated in Ukrainian sign language only with no spoken dialogues, received critical acclaim.<ref> - SLFirst Deaf Magazine, 29th April 2015</ref><ref> - Film Comment, June 19, 2015</ref> - Nola.com, April 28, 2015</ref> | '''Ukrainian Sign Language''' is the ] of the ] community in ]. Ukrainian sign language belongs to a family of ]s. Worldwide awareness of Ukrainian sign language rose sharply in 2014 after Ukrainian film ], where actors communicated in Ukrainian sign language only with no spoken dialogues, received critical acclaim.<ref> - SLFirst Deaf Magazine, 29th April 2015</ref><ref> - Film Comment, June 19, 2015</ref><ref> - Nola.com, April 28, 2015</ref> | ||
| Teaching of Ukrainian sign language in Ukraine began in 1830 році, when the ] School for Deaf Children was opened. Afterwards, in 1834 similar deaf school was opened also in ]<ref></ref>. In modern Ukraine the governing body that publishes language books and research articles and regulates the methods of teaching Ukrainian sign language<ref> {{ref-uk}}</ref> is the Laboratory of sign language at the Institute of Special Education of ].<ref name="NAES" /> | Teaching of Ukrainian sign language in Ukraine began in 1830 році, when the ] School for Deaf Children was opened. Afterwards, in 1834 similar deaf school was opened also in ]<ref></ref>. In modern Ukraine the governing body that publishes language books and research articles and regulates the methods of teaching Ukrainian sign language<ref> {{ref-uk}}</ref> is the Laboratory of sign language at the Institute of Special Education of ].<ref name="NAES" /> | ||
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| Ukrainian Sign Language | |
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| Українська мова жестів Ukrayinska Mova Zhestiv | |
| Native to | Ukraine |
| Native speakers | 223,000 in Ukraine (2014 IMB) |
| Language family | French Sign
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| Official status | |
| Regulated by | Sign Language Research Laboratory at the Institute of Special Education of National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-3 | ukl |
| Glottolog | ukra1235 |
Ukrainian Sign Language is the sign language of the deaf community in Ukraine. Ukrainian sign language belongs to a family of French Sign Languages. Worldwide awareness of Ukrainian sign language rose sharply in 2014 after Ukrainian film The Tribe, where actors communicated in Ukrainian sign language only with no spoken dialogues, received critical acclaim.
Teaching of Ukrainian sign language in Ukraine began in 1830 році, when the Lviv School for Deaf Children was opened. Afterwards, in 1834 similar deaf school was opened also in Odesa. In modern Ukraine the governing body that publishes language books and research articles and regulates the methods of teaching Ukrainian sign language is the Laboratory of sign language at the Institute of Special Education of National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine.
History
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During the Soviet occupation of Ukraine, the use of Ukrainian sign language (or any sign language for that matter) in the Soviet educational system was prohibited due to the ban imposed short after Joseph Stalin’s published an article in which he condemned sign language as a surrogate that cannot be a language.
Schools
According to Kyiv Post article from 2010, there are 59 deaf schools teaching Ukrainian sign language in Ukraine. Furthermore, there are 35 kindergartens for deaf children in Ukraine.
Use in films
- Плем'я (The Tribe) (20014)
See also
References
- ^ Ukrainian Sign Language at Ethnologue: Languages of the World, Nineteenth edition. Dallas, Texas: SIL International. 2016
- ^ Institute of Special Education of National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine - Sign Language Research Laboratory Template:Ref-uk
- Deaf Actors Excel in Emotive Silent Movie - The Tribe - SLFirst Deaf Magazine, 29th April 2015
- Interview: Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy - Film Comment, June 19, 2015
- Louisiana International Film Festival releases full lineup for 2015: See the schedule - Nola.com, April 28, 2015
- Історія розвитку жестів / History of sign language developmentTemplate:Ref-uk
- Здобутки Лабораторії жестової мови / Accomplishments of the Laboratory of sign languages Template:Ref-uk
- ^ І. Кобель. Українська глуха дитина в чуючій родині, 18.09.2010 / I. Kobel. Ukrainian deaf child in a non-deaf family 18.09.2010 - retrieved from Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine
Relevant Literature
- Davydov, M. V., I. V. Nikolski, and V. V. Pasichnyk. "Real-time Ukrainian sign language recognition system." Intelligent Computing and Intelligent Systems (ICIS), 2010 IEEE International Conference on. Vol. 1. IEEE, 2010.
- Kulbida, S. V. "Ukrainian sign language as a natural notation system." scientific journal «Sign language and modern»: К.: Pedagogicha dumka (2009): 218-239.
- Krivonos, Yu G., et al. "Information technology for Ukrainian sign language simulation." Artificial Intelligence 3 (2009): 186-198.
- Davydov, M. V., et al. "Providing Feedback in Ukrainian Sign Language Tutoring Software." Rough Sets and Intelligent Systems-Professor Zdzisław Pawlak in Memoriam. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2013. 241-261.
Lukyanova, S. P. (2001). Deyaki aspekty rozvytku nechuyuchykh . Proceedings of the First Ukrainian Conference on the History of Deaf Education in Ukraine (pp.216-218). Kyiv: UTOG
External links
- Ukrainian Sign Language at Gallaudet University sign languages catalog
- Ukrainian Sign Language at Ethnologue: Languages of the World, Nineteenth edition. Dallas, Texas: SIL International. 2016
- Ukrainian Sign Language: a language of Ukraine - Open Language Archives
- Ukrainian Sign Language at MultiTree:A Digital Library of Language Relationships
- 'The Tribe' Is the Best Ukrainian Sign Language Movie So Far This Year - Vice, January 14, 2015
- The Tribe – Ukrainian Sign Language Film Winning Praises - Ukie Daily, June 17, 2015
- All Sign Language, No Subtitles: Behind the Ukrainian Thriller That’s Changing How We Experience Cinema - Yes Magazine, Jul 17, 2015
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