Protactile Research Network
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Edwards, Terra, and Diane Brentari. 2020. “Feeling Phonology: The Emergence of Tactile Phonological Patterns in Protactile Communities in the United States.” Language 96 (4): 819–840.
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Hanks, William F. 2013. “Counterparts: Co-presence and Ritual Intersubjectivity.” Language & Communication 33: 263–277.
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Mesch, Johanna. 2001. Tactile Sign Language: Turn Taking and Questions in Signed Conversa- tions of Deaf-Blind People. Hamburg: Signum.
Mesch, Johanna. 2013. “Tactile Signing with One-Handed Perception.” Sign Language Studies
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