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1090. Your hands may be saying more than your words. Lauren Gawne explains how gestures shape communication, how they differ across cultures, and why removing gestures can make your speech less fluent.

00:00 Intro
00:58 Why gestures are a core part of language
04:05 The funny ways researchers keep people from being self-conscious
07:06 How your speech changes when you can't gesture
08:00 What your gestures tell other people
11:00 How people in different countries gesture
17:00 Why we gesture when nobody is watching
18:30 How we gesture differently on video calls than in person
19:40 Why we point to things that aren't there
22:15 How people use gesture in signed languages
28:00 Why emoji are like gestures

Transcript: https://grammar-girl.simplecast.com/e...

Lauren Gawne is a Senior Lecturer in linguistics at La Trobe University. Her work focuses on understanding how people use gestures and grammar, with a particular focus on cross-cultural gesture use, and the grammar of Tibetan languages in Nepal. Lauren also does research on emoji, constructed languages, and lingcomm. Lauren is co-host of the Lingthusiasm podcast with Gretchen McCulloch and blogs at Superlinguo.

Lingthusiasm → lingthusiasm.com
Superlinguo → superlinguo.com

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