10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DACTYLOLOGY»
Discover the use of
dactylology in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dactylology and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The English Cyclopaedia: Division. Geography. 4v. and Suppl
To the deaf and dumb under instruction, dactylology is useful ая a means of
communication between them and their teacher ; at first, in such select language
as the pupil understands, or aa may be readily explained by mimic signs or other
...
2
The English cyclopædia: A new dictionary of universal knowledge
331 DACTYLOLOGY. DACTYLOLOGY. fingers, and that, by acquiring the manual
alphabet, they can communicate with them. Such persons should bear in mind
that the deaf are shut out from all spoken languages ; that before they can use or
...
3
Arts and Sciences: Or, Fourth Division of "The English ...
331 DACTYLOLOGY. DACTYLOLOGY. 3S3 fingers, and that, by acquiring the
manual alphabet, they can communicate with them. Such persons should bear in
mind that the deaf are shut out from all spoken languages ; that before they can ...
4
The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
The simple art of communicating ideas by spelling words with the fingers is called
dactylology The positions which the fingers are made to assume correspond to
the alphabetic characters of a language, at. 1 the series of alphabetic signs is ...
5
The deaf and dumb: their education and social position
DACTYLOLOGY. Dactylology, says Degerando, " is only writing set free from its
material dress." Degerando has so beautifully described the nature of
Dactylology, and the function it has in deaf-mute education, that we shall present
his ...
DACTYLOLOGY. 3M DACTYLOLOGY. a: fingers, and that, by acquiring the
manual alphabet, theycan communicate with them. Such persons should bear in
mind that the deaf are shut out from all spoken languages; that before they can
use or ...
enough in dactylology. In consequence it is a common thing to find pupils in
intermediate and even advanced classes whose control of their digital muscles is
so inadequate that they hesitate and blunder in attempting to spell the simplest ...
United States. Congress, 1899
8
House Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Executive Documents: ...
But the Pereire there unmercifully hunted down was the inventor of dactylology.
This would-be dactylology, against which the Abbe de l'Epee let himself loose,
was the same used by himself, like Pereire, with beginners, (1,92,) and which he
...
United States. Congress. House, 1876
9
Reports of the Commissioners of the United States to the ...
But the Pereire there unmercifully hunted down was the inventor of dactylology.
This would-be dactylology, against which the Abbe de l'Epee let himself loose,
was the same used by himself, like Pereire, with beginners, (1,92,) and which he
...
Robert Henry Thurston, 1876
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Congressional Serial Set
enough iu dactylology. In consequence it is a common thing to find pupils in
intermediate and even advanced classes whose control of their digital muscles is
so inadequate that they hesitate and blunder in attempting to spell the simplest ...
