ASL 301 - American Deaf Culture.
Study of the relationship between small groups and dominant culture in the United States. Explore issues of language, culture, self-representation, identity, and social structure.
This guide is divided into two parts.
Part one will help you find books and articles that discuss the concept of deaf culture.
Part two will help you find examples of deaf culture - writings, poetry, film, etc.
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