Nov
05
2012
Ladd CH3 p. 137-138 Rachel Zemach (6:36)
Tags: automistic individuals, Boyce, cost-effective education, Deaf 'success', Deaf children, Deaf histories, Deaf school, deafened, deafness discourse, denial, Edward Kirk, egalitarian education, hearing aids, Mary Hare school, miracle, Mirzoeff, oralist discourse, other Deaf people, Parisian school, partially deaf, potential leaders, Second World War, selective oralist schools, Southern England, swifter education, willing media
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Oct
28
2012
Ladd CH3 p. 135 Iva Ikeda (3:24)
Tags: brain, counter-narrative, culture, culturo-linguistic model, Deaf culture, Deaf discourses, Deaf subaltern, deafness, disability discourses, hearing people, medical community, medical model, Mirzoeff, psychologists, sign language, social model
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Mar
26
2012
Ladd p. 97-98 David Call (6:53)
Tags: arts, Christophoro, Como, cultural politics, Deaf noblemen, Del Arco, Di Betto Biagi, El Mudo, essential humanity, France, frescoes, Gasper, Hererro, high art, intellectual capacities, Italy, Juan de Navarette, King Philip of Spain, latent Deaf facility, Leonardo da Vinci, Lopez, Madrid Deaf community, Mirzoeff, Montaigne, Pedro, philosophy, primitive, Raphael, Sarti, Sistine Chapel, Spain, The Dumb Woman
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Mar
20
2012
Ladd p. 96-97 Sandra Ammons
Tags: 16th century, Commedia dell'arte, de Saint Loup, Deaf people, Deaf poet, Deusing, Gannon, God and Adam, hand signs, Hymn to Deafness, illustrations, Joachin Dubellay, lay attitudes, masked balls, mime, Mirzoeff, painting, Pierre Desloges, plays with Deaf characters, Polish merchants, positive Deaf-lay relationships, public sermons, renaissance, Roman numerals, sculptures, secret hand-codes, sign, VanCleve and Crouch, visuo-gestural communication modes, Zwiebel
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Nov
14
2011
Ladd CH1 p. 72-73 Kathy Say (3:39)
The last section of Chapter One in Dr. Ladd’s “Understanding Deaf Culture: In Search of Deafhood” proposes the the evidence points to the idea of Deaf communities’ experience resembling the colonialist situation. It also mentions what is needed to reverse that situation, including getting those who are interested in multilingual issues to involve the Deaf communities in their work in promoting equality for all languages and cultures.
Tags: alliance, analytical terms, coalition, colonialist situation, Deaf culture, Deafhood, framework, hearing impairment, Lane, linguistic minority, mask of benevolence, Mirzoeff, misconceptions, multilingual issues, political, praxis, systematic exploration, Western civilisation, Wrigley
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Jul
27
2011
Ladd CH1 p. 48-50 Macias
Discusses several of the artforms that the Deaf community has embraced all those years: folk arts (storytelling, creative sign-play) and visual arts. Mentions that before Oralism, Deaf artists created art that had political messages and gained recognition from the majority culture(s), but that drastically reduced during the heyday of Oralism. Artists made a good comeback during the Resurgence. Recently, Deaf arts organizations have popped worldwide, giving support to Deaf artists.
Tags: arts, creative sign-play, cultural life, folk arts, games, humour, jokes, Miles, Mirzoeff, oralism, resurgence, Rutherford, social life, storytelling, visual arts
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