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definitions of deaf
'lacking the power of hearing or having impaired hearing'
'partially or wholly lacking or deprived of the sense of hearing'
medical model of deafness
focuses on the ear
undesirable and needs to be fixed- bcs people who lost hearing view it as negative
sociocultural model of deafness
a disability due to environmental factors
celebrated and positive
involves learning to navigate in a hearing world
importance of sign language over treatment
communication
bsl, lip reading are acquired at dif points in life
hard when people are reluctant to communicate without speaking e.g. covid masks
culture
shared beliefs values customs humour behaviours and artifacts that members use to cope with their world and one another and are transmitted between generations
children with hearing parents
use implants/speech therapy but may feel isolated and question personal identity
lip reading
no better skills than hearing but learn fast over time
correlates with language skills
differs in difficulty depending on speaker
deaf organisations
World Federation of the Deaf
European Union of the Deaf
Deaflympics
British Deaf Association
UKDeafSport
sign languages benefit
helps child language skills and increases chance of speech
audism
belief that the ability to hear makes one superior to those with hearing loss
contribution of deaf
subtitles
entertainment e.g. charlie chaplin
linguistics research
phone invention inspired