[BOOK][B] " A Plane" is Not" to Fly": Acquiring the Distinction Between Related Nouns and Verbs in American Sign Language
PB Launer - 1982 - search.proquest.com
PB Launer
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Abstract
American Sign Language (ASL) is a visual-manual language distinct from spoken languages. This dissertation represents the first systematic study of the acquisition of a derivational process in deaf children learning ASL as a native language.
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