Review published In:
Sign Language & LinguisticsVol. 5:2 (2002) ► pp.247–253
Book review
. Syntaktische Kategorien und lexikalische Klassen Typologische Aspekte der Deutschen Gebärdensprache. Euro 50210 pp. ISBN 3895866644
Syntactic categories and lexical classes. Typological aspects of German Sign Language
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