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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Jul
31
2012
Ladd CH2 p. 120-123 Jason Toziar (7:12)
Tags: Balestra, capitalism, charity discourse, Christian submissiveness, Christianity, class, Deaf, Deaf education system, deficit model, demonological model, Devil, Enlightenment, French clergy, Harlan Lane, hearing specialists, Italian clergy, medical model, medicine, Milan Conference, oralism, paternalistic profession, pedagogical condition, petit bourgeoisie, race, religion, Science, sign language, signs, Solomon, Tarra, totalitarian inevitability, Victorian discourse, wealth
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Dec
13
2011
Ladd CH2 p. 78-79 (7:18) Grushkin
Summarizes the goal and issues regarding Colonialism and Post-Colonialism Studies. Also, discusses how language domination and audism resembles colonialism for Deaf people. Mentions works by Harlan Lane and Wrigley initiating discussion on colonialism of Deaf communities as well as examining the majority society’s ideologies and discourses that created and perpetuates the colonialism.
Tags: audism, colonialism, colonization, Deaf communities, deafness, discourse, economic imperative, Harlan Lane, ideology, language domination, majority society, post colonialism, Wrigley
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May
30
2011
Ladd CH1 p. 36-37 Farinha (5:19)
Discusses ethnocentricity as the third confusion causing problems for the general public to understand the Deaf situation in their goals to achieve linguistic and cultural recognition.
Tags: ally, Black people, collectivism, community, compassion, Deaf culture, Deafhood, equality, ethnocentricity, future generations, Gentiles, Harlan Lane, history, humor, individualism, Jewish people, longtime friendships, majority culture, men, oppression, sign language, stereotype, stigma, struggle, White people, women
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