A?tudes Sur La Lexicologie Et La Grammaire Du Langage Naturel Des Signes

"Études Sur La Lexicologie Et La Grammaire Du Langage Naturel Des Signes", written by Yves Léonard Rémi Valade and published in 1854, offers a significant contribution to the early study of sign language. This work delves into the lexicology and grammar inherent within natural sign languages, providing invaluable insights into their structure and use. The book explores the foundational elements of sign communication, examining how signs are constructed and combined to convey meaning.

This historical study is essential for anyone interested in the evolution of linguistic thought and the understanding of non-verbal communication systems. It remains a key resource for researchers and students in linguistics, anthropology, and sign language studies.

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