Some Sociolinguistic Aspects of French and American Sign Languages

doi:10.4324/9780203762974-6

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Some Sociolinguistic Aspects of French and American Sign Languages

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Some Sociolinguistic Aspects of French and American Sign Languages

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Some Sociolinguistic Aspects of French and American Sign Languages

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Some Sociolinguistic Aspects of French and American Sign Languages book

ByJames Woodward

BookRecent Perspectives on American Sign Language

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Edition 1st Edition

First Published 1980

Imprint Psychology Press

Pages 16

eBook ISBN 9780203762974

ABSTRACT

The relationship between French Sign Language (FSL) and American Sign Language (ASL) can best be described utilizing the concepts of continuum and creolization.

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