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This edited book presents an detailed analysis of the experience of deaf people as a bilingual-bicultural minority group in America.
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This edited book presents an detailed analysis of the experience of deaf people as a bilingual-bicultural minority group in America.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 324
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 528g
- ISBN-13: 9780521645652
- ISBN-10: 0521645654
- Artikelnr.: 21278522
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 324
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 528g
- ISBN-13: 9780521645652
- ISBN-10: 0521645654
- Artikelnr.: 21278522
Part I. Cultural and Language Diversity: An Overview: 1. On interpreting
the deaf experience within the context of cultural and language diverstiy
Ila Parasnis; 2. Living with two languages and two cultures Francois
Grosjean; 3. Perspectives from the history and the politics of bilingualism
and bilingual education in the United States Kenji Hakuta and Elizabeth
Feldman Mostafapour; 4. Cognitive and language development of bilingual
children Josiane F. Hamers; Part II. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Impact on the Deaf Experience: 5. From the cultural to the bicultural: the
modern deaf community Carol A. Padden; 6. Early bilingual lives of deaf
children Carol A. Padden; 7. Communication experiences of deaf people: an
ethnographic account Susan Foster; 8. Marginality, biculturalism and social
identity of deaf people R. Greg Emerton; 9. Attitudes of the deaf community
toward political activism Gerry C. Bateman; 10. Cultural and language
diversity in the curriculum: toward reflective practice Bonnie Meath-Lang;
11. Minority empowerment and the education of deaf people Joan B. Stone;
12. Social assimilation of deaf High School students: the role of school
environment Thomas K. Holcomb; Part III. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Reflections on the Deaf Experience: 13. Growing up deaf in deaf families:
two different experiences Susan C. Searls and David Johnston; 14. Another
new birth: reflections of a deaf native singer Patrick Graybill; 15.
Raising deaf children in a hearing society: struggles and challenges for
deaf signers Gary E. Mowl; 16. In search of self: experiences of a
post-lingually deaf African-American Dianne K. Brooks; 17. Living in a
bilingual-bicultural family Lynn Finton; 18. On being both hearing and
deaf: my bilingual-bicultural Patricia Mudgett-DeCaro.
the deaf experience within the context of cultural and language diverstiy
Ila Parasnis; 2. Living with two languages and two cultures Francois
Grosjean; 3. Perspectives from the history and the politics of bilingualism
and bilingual education in the United States Kenji Hakuta and Elizabeth
Feldman Mostafapour; 4. Cognitive and language development of bilingual
children Josiane F. Hamers; Part II. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Impact on the Deaf Experience: 5. From the cultural to the bicultural: the
modern deaf community Carol A. Padden; 6. Early bilingual lives of deaf
children Carol A. Padden; 7. Communication experiences of deaf people: an
ethnographic account Susan Foster; 8. Marginality, biculturalism and social
identity of deaf people R. Greg Emerton; 9. Attitudes of the deaf community
toward political activism Gerry C. Bateman; 10. Cultural and language
diversity in the curriculum: toward reflective practice Bonnie Meath-Lang;
11. Minority empowerment and the education of deaf people Joan B. Stone;
12. Social assimilation of deaf High School students: the role of school
environment Thomas K. Holcomb; Part III. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Reflections on the Deaf Experience: 13. Growing up deaf in deaf families:
two different experiences Susan C. Searls and David Johnston; 14. Another
new birth: reflections of a deaf native singer Patrick Graybill; 15.
Raising deaf children in a hearing society: struggles and challenges for
deaf signers Gary E. Mowl; 16. In search of self: experiences of a
post-lingually deaf African-American Dianne K. Brooks; 17. Living in a
bilingual-bicultural family Lynn Finton; 18. On being both hearing and
deaf: my bilingual-bicultural Patricia Mudgett-DeCaro.
Part I. Cultural and Language Diversity: An Overview: 1. On interpreting
the deaf experience within the context of cultural and language diverstiy
Ila Parasnis; 2. Living with two languages and two cultures Francois
Grosjean; 3. Perspectives from the history and the politics of bilingualism
and bilingual education in the United States Kenji Hakuta and Elizabeth
Feldman Mostafapour; 4. Cognitive and language development of bilingual
children Josiane F. Hamers; Part II. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Impact on the Deaf Experience: 5. From the cultural to the bicultural: the
modern deaf community Carol A. Padden; 6. Early bilingual lives of deaf
children Carol A. Padden; 7. Communication experiences of deaf people: an
ethnographic account Susan Foster; 8. Marginality, biculturalism and social
identity of deaf people R. Greg Emerton; 9. Attitudes of the deaf community
toward political activism Gerry C. Bateman; 10. Cultural and language
diversity in the curriculum: toward reflective practice Bonnie Meath-Lang;
11. Minority empowerment and the education of deaf people Joan B. Stone;
12. Social assimilation of deaf High School students: the role of school
environment Thomas K. Holcomb; Part III. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Reflections on the Deaf Experience: 13. Growing up deaf in deaf families:
two different experiences Susan C. Searls and David Johnston; 14. Another
new birth: reflections of a deaf native singer Patrick Graybill; 15.
Raising deaf children in a hearing society: struggles and challenges for
deaf signers Gary E. Mowl; 16. In search of self: experiences of a
post-lingually deaf African-American Dianne K. Brooks; 17. Living in a
bilingual-bicultural family Lynn Finton; 18. On being both hearing and
deaf: my bilingual-bicultural Patricia Mudgett-DeCaro.
the deaf experience within the context of cultural and language diverstiy
Ila Parasnis; 2. Living with two languages and two cultures Francois
Grosjean; 3. Perspectives from the history and the politics of bilingualism
and bilingual education in the United States Kenji Hakuta and Elizabeth
Feldman Mostafapour; 4. Cognitive and language development of bilingual
children Josiane F. Hamers; Part II. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Impact on the Deaf Experience: 5. From the cultural to the bicultural: the
modern deaf community Carol A. Padden; 6. Early bilingual lives of deaf
children Carol A. Padden; 7. Communication experiences of deaf people: an
ethnographic account Susan Foster; 8. Marginality, biculturalism and social
identity of deaf people R. Greg Emerton; 9. Attitudes of the deaf community
toward political activism Gerry C. Bateman; 10. Cultural and language
diversity in the curriculum: toward reflective practice Bonnie Meath-Lang;
11. Minority empowerment and the education of deaf people Joan B. Stone;
12. Social assimilation of deaf High School students: the role of school
environment Thomas K. Holcomb; Part III. Cultural and Language Diversity:
Reflections on the Deaf Experience: 13. Growing up deaf in deaf families:
two different experiences Susan C. Searls and David Johnston; 14. Another
new birth: reflections of a deaf native singer Patrick Graybill; 15.
Raising deaf children in a hearing society: struggles and challenges for
deaf signers Gary E. Mowl; 16. In search of self: experiences of a
post-lingually deaf African-American Dianne K. Brooks; 17. Living in a
bilingual-bicultural family Lynn Finton; 18. On being both hearing and
deaf: my bilingual-bicultural Patricia Mudgett-DeCaro.