Annual Index to Volume 15

Number 1 (Fall 2014): 1–98.

Number 2 (Winter 2015): 99–232.

Number 3 (Spring 2015): 233–370.

Number 4 (Summer 2015): 371–518

Authors

Adam, Robert. “Standardization of Sign Languages,” 432–45.

Allen, Thomas E., “ASL Skills, Fingerspelling Ability, Home Communication Context and Early Alphabetic Knowledge of Preschool-Aged Deaf Children,” 233–65.

Armstrong, David F., “Deaf President Now and the Struggle for Deaf Control of Gallaudet University,” 42–56.

Beal-Alvarez, Jennifer, “Assessing Literacy in Deaf Individuals: Neurocognitive Measurement and Predictors ed. by D. A. Morere and T. Allen,” 91–94 [Book Review].

Bond, Julian, “From Civil Rights to Human Rights,” 10–20.

Breen, Jonathon S. “On-Demand American Sign Language Interpreting Services: Social Policy Development in the Yukon,” 348–61.

Cramér-Wolrath, Emelie, “Mediating Native Swedish Sign Language: First Language in Gestural Modality Interactions at Storytime,” 266–295.

De Meulder, Maartje, “A Barking Dog That Never Bites?” The British Sign Language (Scotland) Bill,” 446–72.

De Meulder, Maartje, “The Legal Recognition of Sign Languages,” 498–506.

Dicus, Danica. See Smith and Dicus.

Druchen, Bruno, “The Legacy of Deaf President Now in South Africa,” 74–86.

Ellis, Kirsten. See Willoughby, Linder, Ellis, and Fisher.

Fenlon, Jordan. See Stamp, Schembri, Fenlon, and Rentelis.

Fisher, Julie. See Willoughby, Linder, Ellis, and Fisher.

Golos, Debbie B., and Annie M. Moses, “Supplementing an Educational Video Series with Video-Related Classroom Activities and Materials,” 103–25.

Greenwald, Brian, “Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Deaf President Now Movement,” 5–9.

Greenwald, Brian, “Presidents’ Panel: A Conversation with I. King Jordan, Robert Davila, and T. Alan Hurwitz,” 21–41.

Humphries, Tom, “Our Time: The Legacy of the Twentieth Century,” 57–73.

Krausneker, Verena. “Ideologies and Attitudes toward Sign Languages: An Approximation,” 411–31.

Lang, Harry G. “The History of Gallaudet University: 150 Years of a Deaf American Institution by David F. Armstrong, 364–66 [Book review].

Linder, Stephanie. See Willoughby, Linder, Ellis, and Fisher.

Manning, Victoria. See McKee and Manning.

McKee, Rachel Locker, and Victoria Manning, “Evaluating Effects of Language Recognition on Language Rights and the Vitality of New Zealand Sign Language,” 473–97.

Moses, Annie M. See Golos and Moses.

Murray, Joseph, J. “Introduction to Special Issue,” 375–78.

Murray, Joseph J. “Linguistic Human Rights Discourse in Deaf Community Activism,” 379–410.

Nelson, Jennifer, “Reading Victorian Deafness: Signs and Sounds in Victorian Literature and Culture by Jennifer Esmail,” 87–90 [Book Review].

Ramsey, Claire, “Signs and Wonders: Religious Rhetoric and the Preservation of Sign Language, by Tracy Ann Morse,” 507–510 [Book Review].

Rentelis, Ramas. See Stamp, Schembri, Fenlon, and Rentelis.

Stamp, Rose, Adam Schembri, Jordan Fenlon, and Ramas Rentelis, “Sociolinguistic Variation and Change in British Sign Language Number Signs: Evidence of Leveling?” 151–81.

Nyst, Victoria, “The Sign Language Situation in Mali,” 126–50.

Schembri, Adam. See Stamp, Schembri, Fenlon, and Rentelis.

Smith, Caitlin, and Danica Dicus, “A Preliminary Study on Interpreting for Emergent Signers,” 202–24.

Vintar, Špela, “Lexical Properties of Slovene Sign Language: A Corpus-Based Study,” 182–201.

Wallang, Melissa, “The Making of the Shillong Sign Language Multimedia Lexicon (ShSL MML),” 296–321.

Willoughby, Louisa, Stephanie Linder, Kirsten Ellis, and Julie Fisher, “Errors and Feedback in the Beginner Auslan Classroom,” 322–47.

Articles

“ASL Skills, Fingerspelling Ability, Home Communication Context and Early Alphabetic Knowledge of Preschool-Aged Deaf Children,” Allen, 233–65.

“A Barking Dog That Never Bites? The British Sign Language (Scotland) Bill,” De Meulder, 446–72.

“Deaf President Now and the Struggle for Deaf Control of Gallaudet University,” Armstrong, 42–56.

“Errors and Feedback in the Beginner Auslan Classroom,” Willoughby, Linder, Ellis, and Fisher, 322–47.

“Evaluating Effects of Language Recognition on Language Rights and the Vitality of New Zealand Sign Language,” McKee and Manning, 473–97.

“From Civil Rights to Human Rights,” Bond, 10–20.

“Ideologies and Attitudes toward Sign Languages: An Approximation,” Krausneker, 411–31.

“Introduction to Special Issue,” Murray, 375–78.

“The Legacy of Deaf President Now in South Africa,” Druchen, 74–86.

“The Legal Recognition of Sign Languages,” De Meulder, 498–506.

“Lexical Properties of Slovene Sign Language: A Corpus-Based Study,” Vintar, 182–201.

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