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Learning To Be Deaf Without Losing Your Hearing

Kim Harrell
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Pages
180
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
S Lea Books

About

Part biography and part commentary, in the book you will find delightful and engaging stories that chronicle, a deaf studies professor's journey the hearing world into the Deaf world.
Based on her experiences from life on the farm, to her triumph of establishing a college level deaf studies program, you will see her challenge the system in ways that make everyone in her wake give things a second thought.
Forging her own path, she finds success by balancing both worlds. Embracing Deaf Culture, as well as hearing culture, she bridges a gap that benefits both.
From profiles and lifestyles, to terminology and technology, we also present hearing individuals, in particular American Sign Language students, a view into the Deaf Community of today.

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