Feb
13
2012
Ladd Ch. 2 pages 88-90 Jenny Cantrell (11:50)
Tags: British Deaf-Mute, center, counter-narrative, Deaf art and literature, Deaf communities, Deaf education, Deaf teachers, Deafhood, deafness, Grand Narrative, hearing and speech, hearing impairment, history, isolated Deaf, oralism, perceptions of Deaf people, polarized ideologies, refinements, rural environment, schools for the Deaf, Sicard, sign languages, surdophiles, surdophobes, ur-Deaf communities, urban communities, Van Gils
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Feb
07
2012
Ladd CH2 pages 86-87 Ella Mae Lentz (9:03)
Discusses research on the Others as being framed almost entirely within existing discursive systems. Discusses “liberal ideologies” and some problems with them. Contrasts them with “liberation ideologies.” Explores a bit on academic research’s influence on policy changes and the importance of challenging the ruling hegemonies especially in the academia. Finally, points out the inherited cultural attitudes towards the Others in Western cultures have influenced the British Deaf community (and other Deaf communities) throughout history.
Tags: academia, Deaf-centered, discourses, discursive system, framework, history, inherited cultural attitudes, lay discourses, liberal ideologies, liberation ideologies, Marxism, Other-centered, Others, power relations, production of knowledge, research, socialism, specialist views, subaltern discourses, Western cultures
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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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Feb
27
2011
Ladd INTRO p. 2-6 Holcomb (7:55).
This describes the metaphors of a museum and annex to describe the Deaf culture’s situation.
Tags: allies, annex, arts, colonialism, Deafhood, deafness, dimensions, hearing devices, history, museum, sign language
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