- A Report on Montana-Washington Implicational Research1
James Clyde Woodward, Jr. teaches linguistics and conducts research College (See also SLS 1, 2, 3). His current investigations at Gallaudet language differences across regional boundaries in the include sign southern U. S. and between white and black deaf communities.
Footnotes
1. Research on which this paper was based was supported in part by NSF grant 65-31349 and NIMH grant NS-10302-01.
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