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Neologism creation has become a topic of increasing debate and even dissension among users of the Colombian Sign Language (LSC). A highly politicized group called “The Tree of Life” has been working on the proposal of thousands of new signs in different areas, in the belief that the signs normally created and used are often illogical and do not help users, in particular school children, grasp the concepts appropriately. The majority of the community, in turn, finds many of these words deviant with respect to the standard parameters of sign formation used elsewhere in the language. This article presents research aimed at identifying the productive word formation processes in LSC, in the hope that scientific findings may inform current language planning activities and help heal the schism tearing the Deaf community at a momentous period in the history of their language.

La creación de neologismos en la lengua de señas colombiana.