An edition of What the Hands Reveal about the Brain
(1990)
What the Hands Reveal About the Brain (Bradford Books)
by Howard Poizner, Edward Klima, and Ursula Bellugi
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What the Hands Reveal About the Brain (Bradford Books)
March 14, 1990, The MIT Press
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0262660660 9780262660662
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"The fact that signed languages use as articulators the hands, face, and body rather than the vocal tract suggests that spoken and signed languages might be vastly different from one another and that signed languages might lack some of the properties shared by grammars of spoken languages."
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