Karen Emmorey (Ed.). Perspectives on classifier constructions in sign languages. Mahwah, New Jersey:: Lawrence Erlbaum, (2003). andDorothea Cogill-Koez. Sign Language and Linguistics 3. Signed language classifier predicates: Linguistic structures or schematic visual representation? (2). 153-207 pp.

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Sarah F. Taub

Published online: 11 February 2005

https://doi.org/10.1075/gest.4.2.07tau

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