Deaf in America
About this book
Refusing to accept the limitations others have placed on the deaf, the authors -- themselves deaf -- argue for a deaf culture, one united by and expressed through the American Sign Language.
Subjects
- 362.4/2/0973
- anthropology - cultural
- deaf
- deafness
- deafness--history
- deafness--united states
- deaf--united states
- history
- hv2545 .p33 1988
- language arts & disciplines
- new york times reviewed
- persons with hearing impairments
- politics / current events
- popular works
- psychosoziale situation
- public policy - social services & welfare
- sign language
- social science / anthropology / cultural
- sociology
- sociology, social studies
- sourds
- taubstummheit
- united states
- usa
- wv 270 p123 1988