Re: Text book suggestions

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Gen F:
Thank you for the book discovery suggestion!! I did similar online
searches but did not come up with anything. You came up with one
worth investigating. Thank you again!
ASL Dogs

On 9/27/11, Gen F. wrote:
> Hi Melissa,
>
> I asked a dear friend who has taken a few courses in ASL and
> you have us both stumped, besides doing searches on Amazon or
> leading book publishers we could only think of maybe a google
> book called: Modality and structure in signed and spoken
> languages By Texas Linguistics Society. Conference, Richard P.
> Meier, Kearsy Cormier, David Quinto-Pozo- just go to google
> books and type in the title.
>
> Perhaps you could also contact the National Association of the
> Deaf: http://www.nad.org/ and see if they have any resources
> (doesn't seem they have any literature for sale, but may know
> where to find some.)
>
> Hope that helps even if its just a little bit, Gen F.
>
>
> On 9/16/11, Melissa Shaffer wrote:
>> I am teaching a higher level college ASL course that focuses
>> on the translation process between printed English and ASL.
>> Can anyone suggest a good text book for the students to
>> purchase that addresses ASL as a conceptual
>> language/conceptual accuracy in working between the two
>> languages?
>>
>> ALSdogs in Ohio
 

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