Communicating with deaf people
a resource manual for teachers and students of American sign language
by Harry W. Hoemann
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This is the only text that provides a comprehensive, nontechnical summary of the information currently available on features of American Sign Language that are important for understanding its grammatical structure and social use. It is based upon recent, solid research in linguistics and related areas of psycholinguistics and sociolinguistics that are currently generating a rich body of data on American Sign Language. The book offers special value for teachers and students of American Sign Language in college classrooms and adult education programs. It contains information specifically designed to enrich teaching as well as learning experiences. - Jacket flap.
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Communicating with deaf people: a resource manual for teachers and students of American sign language
1978, University Park Press
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0839112599 9780839112594
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Bibliography: p. 109-117.
Includes indexes.
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