There can be no attempt in the present limits to trace the etymology of any large number of words in the several Indian languages to a gestural origin, nor, if the space allowed, would it be satisfactory. The signs have scarcely yet been collected, verified, and collated in sufficient numbers for such comparison, even with […]
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The general report that there is but one sign language in North America, any deviation from which is either blunder, corruption, or a dialect in the nature of provincialism, may be examined in reference to some of the misconceived facts which gave it origin and credence. It may not appear to be necessary that such
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Sign Language Among North American Indians – Dialogue Between Alaskan Indians
Dialogue Between Alaskan Indians – Sign Language Read More »
Sign Language Among North American Indians – Danger of Symbolic Interpretation
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Sign Language Among North American Indians – Dakotan
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Sign Language Among North American Indians – Comparison With Deaf-Mute Signs
Sign Language Among North American Indians – Comparison With Deaf-Mute Signs Read More »
Sign Language Among North American Indians – Classes of Diversities in Signs
Examples of Algonquian Sign Language among the North American Indians
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Sign Language Among North American Indians – Address of Kin Chē-ĕss
