Easy Read – simplification or reduction? Critical differences in the discourse of UK Department of Health adapted 'easy read' literature for people with I/DDs and their ‘non-easy read’ equivalents
Susan Buell(University of Dundee), Karen Bunning(University of East Anglia), Peter E. Langdon(Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust), G. Pounds(University of East Anglia)
Discovery Research Portal (University of Dundee)
August 15, 2016
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