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Laura Horton

Assistant Professor

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Social Sciences Division

Department of Comparative Human Development

Laura Horton is currently serving as a Comparative Human Development Assistant Professor at University of Chicago.

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University of Chicago

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linguistics sign language communication behavioral sciences american sign language sociolinguistics general linguistics political science conflict ethnography language acquisition psycholinguistics cultural anthropology community engagement hearing research turn-taking indigenous studies human hearing natural language linguistic ethnography homesign systems young sign languages lexical overlap language modality turn structure sign language conversations sign language socialization indigenous mesoamerican communities participant frameworks representational strategies shared homesign systems deaf individuals sociolinguistic sketch verb meaning conversational repair second language acquisition deaf children child language language socialization atypical language development language science language development language language emergence

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Division of Labor in Conversational Repair in a Family Sign Language From Guatemala: Who Makes It Work?. Sign language studies (2024)

Laura Horton

conversational repairsign languagelanguagefamily sign languageamerican sign language

The Pragmatics of Gaze Patterns in a Local Family Sign Language From Guatemala. Languages (2024)

Laura HortonJames Waller

sociolinguisticscommunicationsign languagenatural languagelanguagegaze patternslinguistics

HOMESIGN: Contested Issues. Annual Review of Linguistics (2023)

Sara A. GoicoLaura Horton

conflictlinguisticscommunicationpolitical science

Sign Language Socialization and Participant Frameworks in Three Indigenous Mesoamerican Communities. Research on Children and Social Interaction (2023)

Laura HortonLynn HouAustin GermanJenny Singleton

sign language socializationcultural anthropologyanthropologyindigenous mesoamerican communitiessign languageindigenous studiesparticipant frameworkssocial sciencesbehavioral sciences

The Organization of Verb Meaning in Lengua De SeñAs NicaragüEnse (Lsn): Sequential or Simultaneous Structures?. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2023)

Diane BrentariSusan Goldin-MeadowLaura HortonAnn SenghasMarie Coppola

verb meaningsyntaxlinguisticsgeneral linguistics

Acquisition of Turn-Taking in Sign Language Conversations: An Overview of Language Modality and Turn Structure. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Laura HortonJenny Singleton

language modalitylanguage acquisitionturn structuresign languagesign language conversationscognitive sciencepsychologypsycholinguisticsturn-takingbehavioral sciences

Lexical Overlap in Young Sign Languages From Guatemala. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Laura Horton

sign languagelexical overlapyoung sign languagesgeneral linguisticslinguistics

A Sociolinguistic Sketch of Deaf Individuals and Families From Nebaj, Guatemala. De Gruyter eBooks (2020)

Laura Horton

sociolinguisticscommunicationhearing researchlanguagedeaf individualsamerican sign languagesociolinguistic sketchhearing losslinguisticshuman hearing

Representational Strategies in Shared Homesign Systems From Nebaj, Guatemala. De Gruyter eBooks (2020)

Laura Horton

representational strategiesshared homesign systemsarchitecturecommunity engagement

Seeing Signs: Linguistic Ethnography in the Study of Homesign Systems in Guatemala. Sign language studies (2020)

Laura Horton

homesign systemssign languagelinguisticsethnographylinguistic ethnography

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Laura Horton

Assistant Professor

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Social Sciences Division

Department of Comparative Human Development

Laura Horton is currently serving as a Comparative Human Development Assistant Professor at University of Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Laura Horton

University of Chicago

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Division of Labor in Conversational Repair in a Family Sign Language From Guatemala: Who Makes It Work?. Sign language studies (2024)

Laura Horton

conversational repairsign languagelanguagefamily sign languageamerican sign language

The Pragmatics of Gaze Patterns in a Local Family Sign Language From Guatemala. Languages (2024)

Laura HortonJames Waller

sociolinguisticscommunicationsign languagenatural languagelanguagegaze patternslinguistics

HOMESIGN: Contested Issues. Annual Review of Linguistics (2023)

Sara A. GoicoLaura Horton

conflictlinguisticscommunicationpolitical science

Sign Language Socialization and Participant Frameworks in Three Indigenous Mesoamerican Communities. Research on Children and Social Interaction (2023)

Laura HortonLynn HouAustin GermanJenny Singleton

sign language socializationcultural anthropologyanthropologyindigenous mesoamerican communitiessign languageindigenous studiesparticipant frameworkssocial sciencesbehavioral sciences

The Organization of Verb Meaning in Lengua De SeñAs NicaragüEnse (Lsn): Sequential or Simultaneous Structures?. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2023)

Diane BrentariSusan Goldin-MeadowLaura HortonAnn SenghasMarie Coppola

verb meaningsyntaxlinguisticsgeneral linguistics

Acquisition of Turn-Taking in Sign Language Conversations: An Overview of Language Modality and Turn Structure. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Laura HortonJenny Singleton

language modalitylanguage acquisitionturn structuresign languagesign language conversationscognitive sciencepsychologypsycholinguisticsturn-takingbehavioral sciences

Lexical Overlap in Young Sign Languages From Guatemala. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Laura Horton

sign languagelexical overlapyoung sign languagesgeneral linguisticslinguistics

A Sociolinguistic Sketch of Deaf Individuals and Families From Nebaj, Guatemala. De Gruyter eBooks (2020)

Laura Horton

sociolinguisticscommunicationhearing researchlanguagedeaf individualsamerican sign languagesociolinguistic sketchhearing losslinguisticshuman hearing

Representational Strategies in Shared Homesign Systems From Nebaj, Guatemala. De Gruyter eBooks (2020)

Laura Horton

representational strategiesshared homesign systemsarchitecturecommunity engagement

Seeing Signs: Linguistic Ethnography in the Study of Homesign Systems in Guatemala. Sign language studies (2020)

Laura Horton

homesign systemssign languagelinguisticsethnographylinguistic ethnography

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