“The Semiotics of French Gestures”
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. Descriptions of filmed gestures and their corresponding clichés
Table 2. Distribution of verbal and nonverbal items
Table 3. Group A, Series 1: List 1 (22 subjects)
Table 4. Group A, Series 2: List 2 (22 subjects)
Table 5. Group B, Series 1: List 2 (25 subjects)
Table 6. Group B, Series 2: List 1 (25 subjects)
Table 7. List One—Percentage results for Group A, Series 1, and Group B, Series 2
Table 8. List Two—Percentage results for Group A, Series 2, and Group B, Series 1
Table 9. Shift in meaning: a1→A→a2
Table 10. Components of the signified ‘Que dalle’: Nothing
Table 11. Comparable expressions and gestures: List One
Table 12. Comparable expressions and gestures: List Two
Table 13. Raw scores (n/N subjects) and percentage scores by cultural group
Table 14. Positive role of facial expression
Table 15. Contribution of facial expression for Hungarians and Japanese
Table 16. Gestural subdivisions
Table 17. Contrast between straight-line and curved movements
Table 18. Nuances in straight-line and curved movements
Table 19. Interpretation of photos of forefinger gestures
Table 20. Verbal-spatial expression of time
Table 22. Semantics of striking
Table 23. Substitutions between head, hand, forefinger, and thumb
Table 24. Types of relationship between functional signifiers
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