Alphabet for the Deaf: Buhler Model Semiotics Approach

Sign language is a special regular and advanced language convention system for the deaf used to convey meaning, instead of audio or written patterns in language from patterns of visual signs that simultaneously is a combination of shape, direction and movement of hands, arms or body and facial expressions to clearly express the speaker's thoughts in which uses a sign word. Semiotics of sign language can be diverse. But sign language has three elements of signal, symbol and symptom as intertextuality sign language that has been contracted worldwide and of course adds elements of the native language to it in each region. The question of article is how can make an intertextuality handwritten alphabet for the deaf to read texts in written form like alphabet for the blind?

Keywords:

“Alphabet” , “Symbol” , “Signal” , “Symptom” , “The Deaf” , “Buhler” , “Intertextuality” , “Semiotics