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Libras, gesto e infância: deslocamentos da linguagem na literatura infantil
This article examines how Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), gestural experience, and visual children’s literature reshape our understanding of childhood as the origin of language. This study examines how deaf children construct meaning through visuality, iconicity, and spatiality, highlighting forms
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