Re: advice on ethnographies

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Susan, you wondered about ethnographies of deaf culture - I'm sure there
are better sources out there, but I do know that Bil Thurston, a linguist
now at Okanagen College (Kamloops, B.C) did some work with people using
ASL. He has an email address, but almost never looks at it.
As for readable ethnographies, I like Brody's *Map's and Dreams*
and the *Ogoki River Guides* by Edward Hedigan is a nice read too, but
they're not about Siouxian people....
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