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• In a few places in chap. 1, additional explication would have helped.

• In chap. 14, two categories, primary sign languages and alternate sign languages, are introduced.

• In chap. 2, the field study that provided the empirical basis is introduced.

• The presence and emergence of writing traditions and systems (orthographies) are presented in chap. 5, with discussion of their varying degrees of use.

• In chap. 5, data confirm the functions of c'est-à-dire as identified in dictionaries.

• In chap. 2, he further focuses on the structure of language by looking at legal fictions and metaphor.

• Many readers of this journal will find chap. 2 quite helpful.

• Finally, chap. 11 seeks to answer the question of how developmental patterns observed across the languages are related across the three domains.

• His 1990 book (chap. 7) comprehensively reviews research done on these sections up to the late 1980s.

• In chap. 10, the importance of language attitudes as determinants of linguistic behavior is discussed.

• The streams metaphors appear in chap. 4, 86- 88.

• The identities analyzed in the data-based chapters are masculinity (chap. 4), ethnicity and nationality (chap. 5), and masculinity together with ethnicity (chap. 6).

• Finally, chap. 12 offers a prospective of the world's languages.

• Instead of being in their offices doctors work out of their offices and another chap operates his business out of his address.

• In chap. 8, which looks at the modulation of word meaning, language typology is discussed in relation to acquisition.