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GRAHAM H. TURNER is Chair in Translation Studies in the Department of Languages and Intercultural Studies at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
A Sociolinguistic History of British Sign Language
by Turner, Graham H.Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2016-04-25
Publisher(s): Palgrave Macmillan
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Table of Contents
The Way We Were (Pre-1960)
Seeing the Signs (1960-1968)
Making a Start (1969-1975)
The Turn (1976-1979)
Planning the Advance (1980-1983)
Word Gets Out (1984-1987)
An Army With Weapons (1988-1992)
On a Steady Course (1993-1997)
The Path to Victory (1998-2003)
Unfinished Business (2004 and beyond)
Index
Seeing the Signs (1960-1968)
Making a Start (1969-1975)
The Turn (1976-1979)
Planning the Advance (1980-1983)
Word Gets Out (1984-1987)
An Army With Weapons (1988-1992)
On a Steady Course (1993-1997)
The Path to Victory (1998-2003)
Unfinished Business (2004 and beyond)
Index
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