Constructing deafness
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書誌事項
Constructing deafness
Pinter in association with the Open University, 1991
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Includes bibliographies and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book presents a range of different perspectives on deafness. It examines how deafness and deaf people are viewed within education, linguistics, social policy, psychology and audiology, as well as the more general presentations of film and fiction. It also examines the perspective of deaf people themselves. The book places current issues within their historical perspectives and suggests how recent developments, including those within the Deaf community, are challenging established ideologies and redefining the terms of the debates. Further, it considers ways in which society, through both professional and popular discourses, defines and constructs a minority disability group.
目次
- Deafness - whose perspective?
- deafness portrayed - deaf people in film and fiction
- audiology, medicine and technology - from description to prescription
- the linguistic perspective - the status of sign language
- educational perspectives - normalization, different or deviant?
- social welfare - whose power?
- deaf community and culture - who belongs?.
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