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Review of Mesch (2001): Tactile Sign Language. Turn Taking and Questions in Signed Conversations of Deaf-Blind People

David Gilbert Quinto-Pozos

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Key concepts: Sign language, Sign (mathematics), Deaf blind, Linguistics, American Sign Language, Communication, Computer science, Psychology

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