Özet:

By combining the differences that are specific to the visual-spatial modality and the word-interpretation archetype, this study focuses on the use of the mark field in the Turkish Sign Language (TID) for transmission purposes. Based on TID data, it provides a general view of the meaningful analysis of the use of the mark space, starting from the clear distinction between the identity space and the exhausted space (limited area in front of the markers). In the area of the TID and the sending (e.g. and to the except for the except for the It may be associated with the signs of the signs. The study following Costello (2016) focuses on the relationship between the name itself and the spatial position called "transmitter output" and discusses the particular role of the [+identity] φ-specificity in the meaningful transmissibility. In addition, it is suggested that in TID the identity φ-specificity is located in a functional headquarters that governs the AÖ. Despite the very clear similarities in the parallel map of space, it is really important to consider more comparative linguistic data to address the signaling phenomenon in the sign languages.

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