RELATION OF DEAF PERSONS TOWARDS BILINGUALISM AS COMMUNICATION MODE

RELATION OF DEAF PERSONS TOWARDS BILINGUALISM AS COMMUNICATION MODE

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Bilingualism of a deaf child implies concurrent cognition and usage of sign language, as community language and oral-voice language as language of greater community in which deaf persons live. Today, most authors consider that deaf persons should know both of these languages and that deaf persons ne...

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Main Author: Naim Salkić
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute for Human Rehabilitation 2013-02-01
Series:Human Research in Rehabilitation
Subjects:
bilingualism
sign language
oral-voice speech and language
Online Access:http://www.human.ba/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=88&Itemid=560&jsmallfib=1&dir=JSROOT/2013/February+-+Issue+1/Article+5%3A+RELATION+OF+DEAF+PERSONS+TOWARDS+BILINGUALISM+AS+COMMUNICATION+MODE+-+Naim+Salkic

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