1st Edition
Recent Perspectives on American Sign Language
176 Pages
by
Psychology Press
176 Pages
by
Psychology Press
176 Pages
by
Psychology Press
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Published in 1989, Recent Perspectives on American Sign Language is a valuable contribution to the field of Cognitive Psychology.
Preface, 1 Introductory: Myths About American Sign Language, 2 Linguistic: The Linguistic Description of American Sign Language, 3Psycholinguistic: Psycholinguistics of Sign Language, 4. Developmental: The Acquisition of Sign Language, 5. Neurolinguistic: Cerebral Asymmetry for Sign Language: Clinical and Experimental Evidence, 6. Sociolinguistic: Some Sociolinguistic Aspects of French and American Sign Languages, 7. Historical: A Chronology of the Oppression of Sign Language in France and the United States, Author Index, Subject Index
Biography
Francois Grosjean, Harlan L. Lane
