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Deaf Culture

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A Lens on Deaf Identities
A Lens on Deaf Identities This new work looks to explore the identity of deaf people and how they develop their identities in societies or groups where there are preconceived notions of disability and deafness. Leigh looks at the issue of labelling, the challenges of deaf-hearing identity, how families and schools add to this process and also, the influence of the past.
£25.99
 
 
Deaf Identities
Deaf Identities This important title is a collection of inspiring and moving contributions from a wide range of Deaf people that reflect radically changing times. The rising level of awareness of the needs of Deaf people, and the discrimination and oppression they still face, is mirrored by the many changes within the Deaf community.
£19.95
 
 
Inside Deaf Culture
Inside Deaf Culture This work looks at the historical events and forces that have defined the ‘Deaf in America’. An absorbing read, it details the search for a voice and identity. Click Image for More Information
£11.99
 
 
Open Your Eyes – Deaf Studies Talking
Open Your Eyes – Deaf Studies Talking This is a deaf studies work – it looks at a variety of deaf issues including the physical and cultural boundaries of deaf places, deaf identities and the impacts of sexuality, gender and disability. It looks at the role of sensory perception in building communities and tackles the challenge of ‘labels’.
£15.50
 
 
Seeing Voices
Seeing Voices Imaginative and insightful, this book offers an insight to the experience of being deaf and on living in a world of silence; a world where the visual is paramount.
£8.99
 
 
Understanding Deaf Culture - In Search of Deafhood
Understanding Deaf Culture - In Search of Deafhood Paddy Ladd Ladd’s book presents a ‘Traveller’s Guide’ to deaf culture, starting from the view that that deaf cultures have an important contribution to make to other academic disciplines, and of course, human lives in general. It notes that within and outside deaf communities, there is a need for an account of the new concept of deaf culture – one which enables readers to assess its place alongside work on other minority cultures and multilingual discourses. Click image for more information
£24.95