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The Study of Signed Languages: Essays in Honor of William C. Stokoe
By David F. Armstrong (editor), Michael A. Karchmer (editor) and John Vickrey Van Cleve (editor)
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9781563685101 | Reprint edition (Gallaudet Univ Pr, February 15, 2011), cover price $72.95

The Study of Signed Languages: Essays in Honor of William C. Stokoe
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Product Description: In 1999, many of today's notable researchers assembled at a special conference in honor of William C. Stokoe to explore the remarkable research that grew out of his original insights on American Sign Language. The Study of Signed Languages presents the fascinating findings from that conference...read more
By David F. Armstrong, Michael A. Karchmer and John Vickrey Van Cleve (editor)
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9781563681233 | Gallaudet Univ Pr, April 28, 2002, cover price $72.95 | About this edition: In 1999, many of today's notable researchers assembled at a special conference in honor of William C.

Context, Cognition, and Deafness
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Product Description: In past studies of the effect of environment and social settings upon the cognitive development of deaf children, results frequently were confounded by conflicting conclusions related to the participants' varying degrees of hearing loss...read more
By M. Diane Clark (editor), Michael A. Karchmer (editor) and Marc Marschark (editor)
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9781563681059 | Gallaudet Univ Pr, June 5, 2001, cover price $88.00 | About this edition: In past studies of the effect of environment and social settings upon the cognitive development of deaf children, results frequently were confounded by conflicting conclusions related to the participants' varying degrees of hearing loss.

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