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It's a small world of signs: Semantic network structure in American Sign Language based on free associations
Semantic network analyses have shown that words in spoken languages are organized into efficient "small-world" structures that support rapid lexical access and retrieval. However, little is known about whether similar organizational principles generalize to sign languages. We present the first large
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