Linguistics and Deaf Children: Transformational Syntax and Its Applications
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Linguistics and Deaf Children: Transformational Syntax and Its Applications

by W. Keith Russell, Stephen P. Quigley, Desmond J. Power

Education Linguistics Language Studies
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Linguistics and Deaf Children: Transformational Syntax and Its Applications explores transformational syntax in relation to deaf children and considers its applications. Written by W. Keith Russell, Stephen P. Quigley, and Desmond J. Power, it provides a focused resource for readers interested in language structure, linguistics, and education.

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Linguistics and Deaf Children: Transformational Syntax and Its Applications examines the relationship between linguistic study and deaf children.

The book focuses on transformational syntax, a framework for analyzing language structure and sentence formation.

It also addresses applications of transformational syntax within the context identified by the title.

Written by W. Keith Russell, Stephen P. Quigley, and Desmond J. Power, this is a specialized resource for readers studying linguistics, language development, and deaf education.

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