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Should I say hearing-impaired or d/Deaf?: a corpus analysis of divergent discourses representing the d/Deaf population in America

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Should I say hearing-impaired or d/Deaf? a corpus analysis of divergent discourses representing the d/Deaf population in America. / Nickels, Lindsay.
2015.

Research output: Contribution to conference - Without ISBN/ISSN › Speech

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Nickels, L 2015, 'Should I say hearing-impaired or d/Deaf? a corpus analysis of divergent discourses representing the d/Deaf population in America'.

APA

Nickels, L. (2015). Should I say hearing-impaired or d/Deaf? a corpus analysis of divergent discourses representing the d/Deaf population in America.

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Nickels L. Should I say hearing-impaired or d/Deaf? a corpus analysis of divergent discourses representing the d/Deaf population in America. 2015.

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Nickels, Lindsay. / Should I say hearing-impaired or d/Deaf? a corpus analysis of divergent discourses representing the d/Deaf population in America.

Bibtex

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author = "Lindsay Nickels",
year = "2015",
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