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Tables of Contents for Mulitcultural Aspects of Sociolinguistics in Deaf Communities
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Editorial Advisory Board
vii
Contributors
viii
Introduction
ix
PART ONE: VARIATION
Variation in the Deaf Community: Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Signs
Mala Silverman Kleinfeld and Noni Warner
3
36
PART TWO: MULTILINGUALISM
Everyone Here Speaks Sign Language, Too: A Deaf Village in Bali, Indonesia
Jan Branson Don Miller I Gede Marsaja I Wayan Negara
39
22
PART THREE: LANGUAGE IN DEAF EDUCATION
Bilingual Deaf Education in Venezuela: Linguistic Comments on the Current Situation
Alejandro Oviedo
61
19
What's a Clock? ``Suppose the alarm lights are flashing...'': Sociolinguistic and Educational Implications of Comparing ASL and English Word Definitions
Sara Schley
80
29
PART FOUR: DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
Initiation in Visually Constructed Dialogue: Reading Books with Three- to Eight-Year-Old Students Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Susan M. Mather
109
23
Pragmatic Aspects of the Interrogative form in Italian Sign Language
Pietro Celo
132
20
The Tobacco Story: Narrative Structure in an American Sign Language Story
Julie M. Wilson
152
31
PART FIVE: SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING
Just How Hard is it to Learn ASL? The Case for ASL as a Truly Foreign Language
Rhonda Jacobs
183
44
Index
227
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