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Dissertation Abstract
Qui and Que relative clauses
Analysis of a stumbling block for deaf LSF-first language adult-signers learning written French
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Article outline
- Methodology
- Results of study 1: Functional equivalents of the relative clause in LSF (Chapter 3)
- Results of study 2: Uses of relative clauses in written French by deaf LSF-first language adult-signers (Chapter 4)
- Conclusion
- Positionality statement
- Acknowledgements
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