Deaf Gain: Raising The Stakes For Human Diversity University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Science Humanity

Deaf People Are Usually Regarded By The Hearing World As Having A Lack Missing Sense Yet Definition Of Based On Loss Obscures Wealth Ways In Which Societies Have Benefited From Significant Contributions This Bold Intervention Into Ongoing Debates About Disability And What It Means To Be Human Experts Variety Disciplines-Neuroscience Linguistics Bioethics History Cultural Studies Education Public Policy Art Architecture-Advance Concept Gain Challenge Assumptions Is Normal Through Their In-Depth Articulation Editors Authors Pathbreaking Volume Approach Deafness Distinct Way Being One Opens Up Perceptions Perspectives Insights That Less Common Majority Persons For Example Individuals Tend Unique Capabilities Spatial Facial Recognition Peripheral Processing Detection Images Users Sign Language Neuroscientists Shown Biologically Equivalent Speech Contribute Toward Robust Range Creative Expression Understanding Framing Terms Its Intellectual Benefits Recognizes Physical Cognitive Difference Vital Aspect Diversity Contributors: David Armstrong Benjamin Bahan Gallaudet U Hansel Bauman John D Bonvillian Virginia Alison Bryan Teresa Blankmeyer Burke Cindee Calton Debra Cole Matthew Dye Illinois At Urbana-Champaign Steve Emery Ofelia Garcia Cuny Peter C Hauser Rochester Institute Technology Geo Kartheiser Caroline Kobek Pezzarossi Christopher Krentz Annelies Kusters Irene W Leigh Elizabeth M Lockwood Arizona Summer Loeffler Mara Lucia Massuti Instituto Federal De Santa Catarina Brazil Donna Morere Kati Morton Ronice Muller Quadros Jo Napoli Swarthmore College Jennifer Nelson Laura-Ann Petitto Suvi Pylvanen Kymenlaakso Applied Sciences Antti Raike Aalto Paivi Raino Humak Katherine Rogers Clara Sherley-Appel Kristin Snoddon Alberta Karin Strobel Hilary Sutherland Rachel Sutton-Spence Bristol England James Tabery Utah Grinder Witteborg Mark Zaurov Σελίδες: 568 Διαστάσεις: 17 8X17 8Cm