2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-65382012000400003
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Justaposições: o primeiro dicionário brasileiro de língua de sinais e a obra francesa que serviu de matriz

Abstract: Este estudo documental buscou investigar a constituição em 1875 do primeiro dicionário de língua de sinais do Brasil, a "Iconografia dos Signaes dos Surdos-Mudos", cujo autor, Flausino José da Costa Gama, fora aluno do Imperial Instituto dos Surdos-Mudos no Rio de Janeiro. Essa publicação foi analisada à luz da obra de Pierre Pélissier, surdo francês, que produziu uma obra anterior, a qual Flausino reproduziu na íntegra. A compreensão de como se constituiu a publicação deste dicionário exigiu a contextualizaçã… Show more

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“…Pélissier even mentioned that he and Brouland had both studied Jarisch's German dictionary, which was owned by the library of their institution (Fischer 2014). Pélissier's dictionary was fully reproduced by Flausino José da Costa Gama, who had sojourned in Paris as a student before returning to Brazil to teach sign language (Sofiato and Reily 2012). Pélissier also circulated some signs on a separate one-page publication including one of his poems (figures 1, 2).…”
Section: Isolated Experiments With An Uncertain Fatementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pélissier even mentioned that he and Brouland had both studied Jarisch's German dictionary, which was owned by the library of their institution (Fischer 2014). Pélissier's dictionary was fully reproduced by Flausino José da Costa Gama, who had sojourned in Paris as a student before returning to Brazil to teach sign language (Sofiato and Reily 2012). Pélissier also circulated some signs on a separate one-page publication including one of his poems (figures 1, 2).…”
Section: Isolated Experiments With An Uncertain Fatementioning
confidence: 99%