Carol Padden Professor of Communication, UCSD

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Publications

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In Press
Padden, C., P. Kushalnagar, W. Osterling, C. Rathmann, Mathur. G., C. Moreland, et al. (In Press).  Infants and children with hearing loss need early language access. Journal of Clinical Ethics.  Download: JCEfinal.pdf (219.98 KB)
Meir, I., M. Aronoff, W. Sandler, & C. Padden (In Press).  Sign languages and compounding. (ScaliseS., VogelI., Ed.).Compounding.  Download: Sign Languages and Compounding.pdf (226.29 KB)
2010
Padden, C., I. Meir, M. Aronoff, & W. Sandler (2010).  The grammar of space in two new sign languages. (BrentariD., Ed.).Sign Languages: A Cambridge Survey.  Download: Grammar of space.pdf (518.79 KB)
Padden, C., I. Meir, W. Sandler, & M. Aronoff (2010).  Against all expectations: Encoding subjects and objects in a new language. (GerdtsD., MooreJ., PolinskyM., Ed.).Hypothesis A/Hypothesis B: Linguistic Explorations in Honor of David M. Perlmutter.  Download: Against all PMSA.pdf (512.05 KB)
Meir, I., W. Sandler, C. Padden, & M. Aronoff (2010).  Emerging sign languages. (MarscharkM., SpencerP., Ed.).Oxford Handbook of Deaf Studies, Language, and Education. 2,  Download: Emerging Sign Languages.pdf (198.27 KB)
Padden, C. (2010).  Sign language geography. (G. M., NapoliD J., Ed.).Deaf Around the World.  Download: Padden SL Geography.pdf (211.16 KB)
Al-Fityani, K., & C. Padden (2010).  Sign language geography in the Arab world. (BrentariD., Ed.).Sign Languages: A Cambridge Survey.  Download: SLGeo in Arab World.pdf (309.85 KB)
2009
Padden, C. (2009).  History and genetics: Stories of Deaf people. (ZaurovM., GüntherK B., Ed.).Proceedings of the Sixth Deaf History International Conference.  Download: hist&gen.pdf (148.18 KB)
Padden, C. (2009).  Foreword. (Plaza-PlusC., Morales-LopézE., Ed.).Sign Bilingualism.  Download: Foreword.pdf (41.21 KB)
Stein, M., B. Tang, H. Feldman, C. Padden, & N. Israeli (2009).  Delayed recognition of profound hearing loss in a 7-year-old girl with a neurological condition. Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics. 30(4), 327-330.