Abstract

This collection consists of academic papers, articles, correspondence, booklets, minutes, reports, calendars, magazines, newspapers and newsletters, and journal reprint articles.

Scope and Contents

Reprint copies of articles and book reviews written by Dr. Stokoe on the subjects of ASL, deaf culture, and linguistics and published in academic journals. Many of the articles are from Dr. Stokoe’s own journal, Sign Language Studies. Also included are some articles on medieval literature that Dr. Stokoe wrote in the 1950s before he came to Gallaudet.

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Scope and Contents

A collection of loose articles, drafts, research notes, booklets, and other items written by Dr. Stokoe. Includes copies of The Calculus of Structure, a booklet he wrote in 1960 to assist in teaching English structure to the deaf, as well as an unfinished article about his early experiences at Gallaudet and some questions and answers from a presentation on sign language he made at Michigan’s Madonna University. Unarranged.

Scope and Contents This series consists of Dr. Stokoe’s files on his academic career. About half the series is dedicated to his annual professional activity records, which include correspondence about events he attended, classes he taught, and articles he wrote. These files also include journals, curriculum vitae, and desk calendar sheets to track his activity. Also incorporated in this series are records of some symposia Dr. Stokoe attended, with correspondence and copies of the material he presented there;...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Reprint copies of articles and book reviews written by Dr. Stokoe on the subjects of ASL, deaf culture, and linguistics and published in academic journals. Many of the articles are from Dr. Stokoe’s own journal, Sign Language Studies. Also included are some articles on medieval literature that Dr. Stokoe wrote in the 1950s before he came to Gallaudet.

Unarranged.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Reprint copies of articles and book reviews written by Dr. Stokoe on the subjects of ASL, deaf culture, and linguistics and published in academic journals. Many of the articles are from Dr. Stokoe’s own journal, Sign Language Studies. Also included are some articles on medieval literature that Dr. Stokoe wrote in the 1950s before he came to Gallaudet.

Unarranged.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of loose articles, drafts, research notes, booklets, and other items written by Dr. Stokoe. Includes copies of The Calculus of Structure, a booklet he wrote in 1960 to assist in teaching English structure to the deaf, as well as an unfinished article about his early experiences at Gallaudet and some questions and answers from a presentation on sign language he made at Michigan’s Madonna University. Unarranged.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of loose articles, drafts, research notes, booklets, and other items written by Dr. Stokoe. Includes copies of The Calculus of Structure, a booklet he wrote in 1960 to assist in teaching English structure to the deaf, as well as an unfinished article about his early experiences at Gallaudet and some questions and answers from a presentation on sign language he made at Michigan’s Madonna University. Unarranged.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of loose articles, drafts, research notes, booklets, and other items written by Dr. Stokoe. Includes copies of The Calculus of Structure, a booklet he wrote in 1960 to assist in teaching English structure to the deaf, as well as an unfinished article about his early experiences at Gallaudet and some questions and answers from a presentation on sign language he made at Michigan’s Madonna University. Unarranged.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

A collection of loose articles, drafts, research notes, booklets, and other items written by Dr. Stokoe. Includes copies of The Calculus of Structure, a booklet he wrote in 1960 to assist in teaching English structure to the deaf, as well as an unfinished article about his early experiences at Gallaudet and some questions and answers from a presentation on sign language he made at Michigan’s Madonna University. Unarranged.