Oct
15
2012
Ladd CH2 p. 132-133 Ella Mae Lentz (6:39)
Tags: 1900, capitalism, class issues, Deaf-Hearing cooperation, deafness, discourses, exile, Harlan Lane, lay people, oralism, Parisian banquets, political attitudes and practices, surdophilic view, surdophobic view, tenets, wealth, Western societies
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Nov
07
2011
Ladd CH1 p. 69-72 David Kerr (11:36)
Discusses the organizations and issues creating serious hardships for the Deaf community when they attempt to create long-term community regeneration and sign language policies at the governmental level.
Experiences differ from country to country, government to government, and the governments discussed here are the Scandinavian ones, UK and Ireland. In UK and Ireland, there exists a teritary strata in the Deaf community’s relationship with their governments by organizations such as Royal National Institute for the Deaf and National (Ireland) Association for the Deaf which are basically “Really Not Interested in the Deaf”.
Tags: advisory group, annual turnover, class issues, community regeneration, Deaf culture, Deaf organization, disability, government, Ireland, language planning, medical deafness, National Association for the Deaf, oralist bias, qualifications, Royal National Institute for the Deaf, Scandinavia, SDR, Sweden, token hearing-impaired person, UK, wealthy family
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