Fwd: Summer School for Sign Linguistics

[Alexandre Enkerli]

Maybe not that directly anthropological but sign languages do tend to bring
about a type of scholarship which, IMHO, is somewhat closer to our view of
Language than the typical "phono/morpho/syntax" approach of some of our
colleagues in Lx ("pure" linguistics).
(This may sound more confrontational or opinionated than I mean it to be.)

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From: CHARLES REISS <reiss at alcor.concordia.ca>
Date: Mar 15, 2007 11:38 AM
Subject: Summer School for Sign Linguistics
To: lingthing at concordia.ca
Cc: a.e.cameron at videotron.ca

See http://linguistlist.org/issues/18/18-779.html

The link to the school page does not seem to be working, but there is some
info at the link above.

CR


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