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12 Δεκ 2023 · Introduction. Disability theories originating in the global North ignored the importance of the colonial expedition as well as the pre-colonial dominant ideologies, like patriarchy, and Brahminism (in India) that have shaped the experiences of disabilities in the global South (Buckingham 2011; Grech 2015).
8 Ιουν 2021 · The participants discussed differences between Deaf and Hearing cultures focusing on cultural expectations for social and professional behavior including norms for eye contact, body language, conversational styles, information sharing, etc. Significant sources of stress for the participants included feeling uncomfortable with Hearing social ...
4 Ιαν 2021 · The language, values, and customs of Deaf culture differ from those of U.S. American Hearing culture (Best, 2016), and often these differences can cause conflict (Greene-Woods et al., 2020 ...
18 Σεπ 2012 · This chapter offers an introduction to the theoretical concepts underlying research on Deaf communities and Deaf culture, including a comparison of early views centering on the image of the...
18 Φεβ 2003 · The article explores the representation of deafness, and in particular the deaf character Madonna/Mary, in Wilkie Collins’s nineteenth-century novel Hide and Seek. The argument is that Madonna’s …
16 Ιουλ 2020 · From the perspective of 6 Deaf-Blind individuals, the balance of power within sighted Deaf culture is explored and solidified to reveal a hierarchy which categorizes the Deaf Disabled body in comparison to the sighted, Deaf normate.
This chapter offers an introduction to the theoretical concepts underlying research on Deaf communities and Deaf culture, including a comparison of early views centering on the image of the deaf individual and later approaches seeing deaf people as members of social groups.
