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Page Buffalo Department of Anthropology and Linguistics, University of Buffalo, Chapter Four. Stokoe, letter to the author, 11 May 1991.
2. Stokoe, letter to the author, 27 July 1991.
3. Padden and Humphries, 61.
4. Baker and Battison, 25.
5. Stokoe, personal communication, 28 February 1991.
6. Stokoe, letter to the author, 11 January 1991.
7. Stokoe, letter to the author, 1 February 1992.
8. James R. Newman, ed, The World of Mathematics A Small Library of the Literature of Mathematics, from A'hmose the
Scribe to Albert Einstein, 4 vols. (New York Simon & Schuster, 1956).
9. Stokoe, letter to the author, 11 January 1991.
10. Ibid. Stokoe, personal communication, 3 January 1991.
12. Ibid. Stokoe, Sign Language Structure, 8.
14. Ibid. Fant, letter to the author, 1 May 1991.
16. Stokoe, Sign Language Structure, 21.
17. François Grosjean and Harlan Lane, eds, Recent Perspectives on American Sign Language (Hillsdale, NJ Lawrence
Erlbaum Associates, 1980), 7.
18. Stokoe, Sign Language Structure, 40.
19. Baker and Battison, 38.
20. Stokoe, Sign Language Structure, 5 1.
21. Stokoe, Study of Sign Language, 6.
22. Stokoe, Sign Language Structure, 7.
23. Ibid, 30.
24. Ibid, 3.
25. Strong, 89.
26. Baker and Battison, 18.
27. Ibid, 42.
28. William C. Stokoe, The Calculus of Structure A Manual for College Students of English (Washington, DC Gallaudet
College Press, 1960), 17.
29. Carl G. Croneberg, letter to the author, 31 July 1991.
30. Robbin Battison, letter to the author, 12 May 1991.
31. Schein, letter to the author, 3 April 1991.
32. Fant, letter to the author, 1 May 1991.

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